https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/84a632de390c989427a649c9a9fc19c4.pdf 8af10131073bb9d226e6e0ae90111b98 PDF Text Text .' ,' • Page-20-The Daily Santinei Senate ·Republicans de.feated on Social Security package . I , ~. PF -.1% A LOTO' cmcKS-IWsemaryRandolphandiWda Weaver, ~It Ulrlghl, Modem Supply employees, were keptbusyWednesdayboxlnundunboxlngl700chlck8 during Modem Supply's annual Chick 'Days event which Is held each spring. 'Chick Day' special held by Meigs County business firtn Raisingpoultryforeggsandmeat special "Chick Days" .event Wed· Is a tradition many famllles have nesday. Three Iow-pr1ced special shared for generations . Those who deals on heavy breed chicks and 50 . grew up on farms wUI recall the pounds of medicated Putina Chick egg-tich pound cakes that carried Start.e r were offered, lilcludlng 25 bluerlbbonsawayfromcountyfalrs chlcksfor$W; 50chlcksfor$32; and every year, and the chicken and 100 chicks priced at $50. A10 percent dumpling Sunday dinners, says discount was offered on all Pur1na Marvin Glasgo of Pomeroy's Mod· health products, poultry equipment ern Supply. andfeedsdurtngChlckDays. Tn order to trim the grocery bill , Glasgo points out that raising many Individuals, both on and off chickens for eggs or meat is easy, · the farm , now enjoy backyard .relatively Ine~penslve and reqUires ' · · . onlY limited 'space which can -be poultry ~a Ising, h,e adds. To encourage"'llckyard ·poultry- weJI-protecied'frorp. dniit, cold and raising a nd · to support · current other anln\als. · ·· · · hobbyists, Modern Supply held a For area residents interested in .-;. ,New .busiriess (ContiQU~-~Om· page_l) - ~nd Iss~~~,:.. -~aVid : starting their own "family flock," ModernSupplywtllofferadviceand guidance throughout the year on howtoralsechlckensfromthelrflrst day through laying. Glasgo hates that a flock slarted lit early spting could produce eggs by late summer andthataflockofonly25Iaylnghens provides plenty of fresh eggs for a familyoffour. Further details and treelnformatlon on raising chicks are available by contacting Modern Supply or by writing to:· ·PurinaMUis, Inc., 83.'j S. · · · 8th Stro;'t .. J,AP, St.I:oilis, MO 63102. Attention: Chicks. · I Area de$!~ S:,b ·. ,· I 0 ·Gary.Mldkiff ":: regard in the ,other Koblentz, and ·Fultz. than permitting the use of the Meigs Richardson, attorney with the firm County name and giving the of Calfee, Halt.er and Gr'Iswald, Gary Midkiff, 49, of Sandusky, formerly of Meigs County, died approvaL Cleveland, indicated that resolu· A rollcall!nd!catedthat75percent tions for consideration by the Wednesday In Sandusky HospitaL of the members of the community community Improvement group Survivors Include his wife, Carol, and the commissioners do met legal Improvement corporation was on at home: two children by a previous marriage, Earl Midkiff and Julia hand for last night's . meeting · requirements forthe Issuance of the thereby meeting the quorum rebonds. It was pointed out that MRG, Leber, both of Sandusky; three qulrement. Members on hand for has a strong financial statement. grand children; and his parents, Mr. Richardson and Noca were asked and Mrs. Homer Midkiff of Quartzthe special session were Lee McComas, H. E. Shields, C. E. to leave the meeting to allow a side, Arizona. Blakeslee, Richard Follrod, Mary discussion among community lm· Services will be at noon Saturday Hohst.etter, Richard Jones, Carson provement corporation members. at Qulck-Park-Nye Funeral Horne, Crow. George Collins,. Richard The only matters of concern were 617 Columbus Ave., Sandusky. Owen, Katie Crow, Paul Patterson, the affect ofthenewstoreonexlstlng Friends may call at the funeral home from 24 p.m. and 7-9 p.m . businesses and the lack of expansion Friday. area around the new store. Several business people among the membership Indicated that they, too, feel (Continued from page 1) that a new business dQes help society people and perhaps eUmi· existing business. The corporation nate problems such as the one that membership unanimously en" now exists because of the missing dorsed the Big Wheel project and wa~ poodle. Noca and Richar'dson were so Kellough stressed the keeping of advised as they returned to the CLEVELAND (UPI) - Mayor accurill.e dog pound records, some- meeting room. The county commisV. Volnovlch has declared George thing which Is not done In Meigs sioners in a session which followed "war on auto theft" In Cleveland County. He said hedld not knowhow with Noca and Rlchardso,n c5mwhere theft rates are among the officials knew which dogs had been pleted their necessary endorsement highest In the country. in the pound three days, as required ottpe paperwork on the project. "Those . citizens who have had by law, and which ones hadn't. their cars stolen arepalilfully aware Kellough said that pound officials of the problem," Volnovlch said should not be worklng under Wednesday. "Each year, about assumption only. ' '13,00Jcars are stolen In the city and McKinney reported that a total of the total value of those cars exceeds 77 people have visited the pound Five calls were answered by local $52 miUion." · during the last three Sundays. units on Wednesday, the Meigs Volnovlch launched an effort to McKinnt>y began on Aptil 14 to County Emergency Medical Servitighten motor vehicle title laws, donate his services at the pound on ces reports. increase law enforcement and Sundays In order to give Clarence At 1:29 a.m. Pomeroy took Jacob improve community awareness. Taylor, dog warden a day off. About Roush from East Main St., to "We estimate some 200 organizafive of those people actually came Veterans M~orlal Hospital; Ra· specializing In auto theft, are tions, for a dog. ' cine at 1: 25 p.m. took Bonnie White now operating lit Greater Cleve· McKinney told commissioners from John's Road to Veterans land," he said. "Auto theft Is a that Improvements have been made Memorial; Tuppers Plains at 2: 18 well-organized and highly profitable at the facUlty but that more are p .m . . took Horton Arnold • from needed . In an effort to bting the Tuppers Plalhs to Vedterans Mem - business here. Our goal Is to greatly reduce these auto theft numbers by pound up to standards, McKinney orial: Pomeroy at 2:48p.m., took making auto theft harder In the first offered to spearhead a "pound Glenna Soulsby from the Pomeroy place." clean-up" effort sometime In early Health Care Center to Veterans The mayor promised Increased June. McKinney and other humane Memorial and BUI Halley, Syrasurveillance of parklng areas and society members will be asklng for cuse, was taken to Veterans And he said hewUI propose streets. donations of mater1als, money or Memorial at 6:58 p.m. by the an ordlance to Increase the responsilabor to complete the project. The Syracuse Unit . bility of parking garage .and lot commissioners were In favor of Veleran8 Memorial owners lor secur1pg cars. McKinney's proposal. Anyonewtsh· . Admitted--William J. Halley, Ing to make donations may call Syracuse. 992-6500. Discharged--Clarence Mattox , At the end of March, the auditor's ~ames MeadoWs. office reports that $359().04 remains In the county's dog und kennel fund . Speaker announced Plan bake 8ale The dog and kennel fund remains the Qnly source of money for John Leist, president of the Ohio The Rutland Fire Department REAcr COuncil, CirelevUie, will operation of the pound and payment of animal claims. And as polntedout • Ladles. Auxntary wiD hold a bake speak at a meeting fo the Meigs by Kellough, "No matter how good ' sale beginning at 8a.m, Saturday at County REACI' team at 7: 30 p.m. theRutlllnd Ol!partment Store. The : Ftiday at the'Senior Citizens Center · your county's animal control might group wUIIBke orders tor personal- In Pomeroy. AU citizens band radio be, animal claims can· wtpe you out." . Ized Mother'sDav cakes. enthusiasts are.lnvltro. · • • • • Middleport, Ohio ... foggy GIANT STRAWBERRIES 99< . · QT. sr• FRIDA~, MA~ SATURDAY, MA~ 4th . SPECIAL HOURS: 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M. • WE NOW HAVE AMISH T.RAIL BOLOGNA CHEESE BUTTER BACON. & SAUSAGE JELLIES & JAMS •RBite1bment1 •Ftee FlowBtl Fot Everyone • .. -seed Potatoes ~resh Fruits -vegetables. Pia nts 'fresh Vegetables ' •Bulk Seeds 'fruit Baskets •Fruit Trees -Amish Products •oogwoQd Trees ~wn - ·Garden •shrubbery Ca.-~ Supplies ~ertilizers -Garden Ttlols I' MAIN STREET . MARKET St. Pomeroy, OH. I 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Roberts iildlc'ated the need for changes In education element ary students. three reading rooms, and a this library will he open not ~ly to students, but open arenowinordertogiveouryoungadultsaneducatlon kln,d ergarten section <)ivlded into three separate to the public duting the evenmg hours . that Will help them build our community. rooms. The present music room will be utllli.ed as a Roorm separated "We wa.nt our children to live and work In our room strictly for elementary music. Currently, there , Shop areas ~~w~n the lndus:r~al arts classes and community In the future. If we provide a good • is no art provided in the elemen13ry schools and agricultural clasS€s will be st parated and roo~ education, business and industry wUI grow with our music is taught on the stage or cali>teria. provided for the drafting clasS£'S. The music area Will educational program ," Roberts said. Remodeling of the current high school building be divided Iilio two separate sections to specialize 10 "This is something that the community could not would Include the removal of the asbestos, a new the teachmg of voca l. area and Instrumental music. have had a few years ago because the cost would have heat ing system, new windows, new Insulation, and all A dark room, Journalism workshop, library been too great for them without state support Alter structural defects correctro. The conversion of the seminar room, large lectur<" areas m th_e Math ?nd application to the state some J2 months ago, the new current high school would result In a building that is English departments, a~d departmentalized subject program was approved , The needs ofthedlstr1ct were structurally and cosmetically "new," and would last areas for every student s educatronal needs Will be assessed with the help of staff members and a the dlsttict Indefinitely. provided . , , questionnaire to community memhers and students," Handle more students Another needed port ron of lhe building IS the Robe11s said. The proposed new Eastern High School building excellent physical educatio n facilities, which seat The Board of Education then moved the program wtll be tWice the size of the current building a nd will 1.500 people In contrast to the current 800-seat ahead with basic plans for the buildings. State handle about 150 more students than are currently gymnasium . , . . evaluation was done to assure solid construction and enrolled. R~bert~ said, All these t~mgs Included 10 the new all recommendations·were checked to see that state The facUlty wllllnclude three all-new science labs, facility wdlb!;, mcorporated mto a better education for requirements Were met. which will take the place of the overcrowded our children, Teachers helping Future expansion single-room lab now used . There will be a new Members of the Eastern Local teaching staff have The new program wUI provide for expansion In the EMRLD facility, which will · take the place· of the to help support the levy . formed a united group future. BOth buildings will be able to house about 250 current room that has been converted from a storage Members of this group and several others have put In more students than are presently enrolled In the room. many long hours of work to support the educaHonal dlstr1ct, as well as eliminate present overcrowding Other top priorities of the new school include a of the children. needs conditions and help 1o balance classroom programs. complete and f\llly modern computer lab, ava ilable to Monday between 3-5 p.m. any interested person One point that Roberts stressed Is that the current mathematics and English students. for extensive may call Eastern's 985-4292 number to ask any l)lgh school building would be "completely and computer programming a nd research, including they may have about the levy . The caller questions extensively remodeled with the construction and word processing. does not have to give his name . Any question one ma y addition of five new classrooms." A library that Is three times the size of the current have concerning the levy is welcomed. These new rooms would Include a new art room tor library will be housed in the structure. ll is hoped that ' ,..-·- . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • · ~!. Patrol steps up DWI enforcement • 2 Sections, 12 Pages Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio, Friday, May 3. 1985 · By SCOTr WOLFE ·TodaY. Eastern Local ~hoOI Dlstr1ct Is looking to . the future wtth an outstanding project.ed educational . program for Its students. 'j'he gTowth of the northeastern part of Meigs tounty has created overcrowding In the dlstr1ct. Many new programs have been held back due to the lack of space needs. On May 7 the community will have an opportunity to take a step Into the future with the help of the State Department of Education, which will provide about~ • pefl,'enl of the funding fora newed~'cational program, to fit the needs of all the students of Eastern·Dlsttict grades K-12, Superintendent Richard L. Roberts said, "We wUI now be able to give our students an education fdr the future. All nt>W facilities both renovated and newWUI be given to stude,nts, kindergarten· through the 12th grade." Eastern Local is looking forward to the bull(llng program on their 84-acre sit!.' located on State Route7. The present high school building wiD be renovated to house the elementary students. Additional class. rooms for klndergarten , art, reading, music and many other skllls wUI be added. Up-to-date facUty Th(' new high school will be the "most up-to-date educational facility In this a rca." It will house all new_ science, math, computer; vocational and English programs to give the students of Eastern Distrlct an education lor the future. · Many questions have been asked concerning the new program and its effects on the ,community. ·B ahr ·Clothiers t ent1ne at Eastern building program,vote slated Tuesday Whites & Colors Sizes 14~ Thru 20 Mayor declares · on auto theft v. ,. Vot.35, No.t4 Copvrighted 1986 • • e LARGE . .SELECTION SHORT &.LONG SLEEVE ·· FRESH•. West Mal11 W fi n,hpU SALE! r.;;~-;;;;~~;;~;;~;;;~;;;;;;iiiiiiliiil~r-~~iiiiiiiiiiii '. Sunny skies Bahr Clothiers ARROWSHIR Dog pound Emergency squads answer five calls • be: on ~~~ri·~=: ~~a. ............. p • • • •• a TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) ·- A 1984 aiJlllane crash In Georgia Is the baslso!alawsultfiledWednesdayln U.S. Olsttict Court.. , .. The suit·, whiCh seeks' a total of . $24.5 m!Uion, was tll€.:1 behait of the estates.of the IN<! Huron C9UDtY . victims, Whose plane crashed Into lA»Caa election ~ene -~ when aU IS said and done, this In an ~tempt to reduce the federal ~ Congress will not have the political deficit," the Kansas RepubllCI!If ~ guts ro make substantial reductions said. , 1n anythl~ other 'than defense," he But Dole agreed the budget plan said. "may take some hits" and some • The Social Security amen!lment RepUblicans conceded the Social , wuuld add about $22 b!Uion to the Securltyamem:lmentcouldopent~ : budget package during three ye!I!'S, floodgates for other changes. -; while the defense provision would · "It's a klller al)lE!J1dment," said· cut about $34.6 billion from what Sen. Bill Armstrong, R-Colo., "The , Reagan wants. passage will undoubtedly set the . Senate Republican leader Robert stage for unraveling this whole ~ Dolesaldhewasnot glvlnguponthe budget package." compromise, whichwouldcuiabout · ButBudgetCommJtteeChalrrnaft; $52 biiUon from the more than $200 Pete Domenlci, R·N.M., said bllllondeflclt. . didn't "think It's unraveHng any: Even If numerous chanies are faster than was expected." ~ made through amendments In the Domenlcl also Indicated SEnti-; next week, Dole could try agalil tor mentwasbuJidlngforanacross-the-l the cuts by proposing a new overall board budget freeze', although hi!_ bUdget package that lilcluded them. said that was a long way oft. Several,, ''This senator IS st!U very hopeful freeze plans, including a Demo-~ that In the final analysis we will cratlcverslon,lilcludesomeformot: returntothlslssue(SoclaiSecurlty) taxhike. ; '84 crash basis for major lawsuit ,. ' ' WASHINGTON (UPI)- Senate Republican leaders, who suffered a malor de(eat 011 Social Security In . the first true test of the GOP-White House compromise budget, hope to stave off a feared unraveling of the whole package. Mter several hours ol sometimes heated debate, the Republican-led Senate Wednesday voted 65-34 to keep Social Secur1ty cost-of-Uvlng adjustments at full levels, rather than the 2 percent Umlt Included In President Reagan's budget compromise. Nlneteen Republicans, 11 of whQ are up for re<>lectlon next year, joliled!IGDernocratslnvotlngforthe . amendment. Sen. John Stennis of Mississippi was the lone Democrat . to oppose the move. Although the vote wa,s not final, It )Vas seen as a serious defeat for the Reagan budget since the provision ,was a major elei!Jent of the compromise. The Senate then turned . Its attention to another key part of the plan - military spending - and took up an amendment that would allow the Pentagon budget to grow only with Inflation next year. Reagan has pushed for a 3 percent lricrea5e above Inflation. That amendment Is sponsored by Sen.'Charles Grassley, R•lowa, and supported by several other Republl· cans. With Democrats united in their efforts to defeat the Reagan budget, Its chances for passage seemed good lri the Senate, which the GOP controls by a slim 53-47 edge. A vote was expected today. But Sen. Barry Goldwater, R· Atiz.. the head of the Armed Services Committee, complained the military was becoming the automatic whipping hoy on Capitol Hm: "Unfortunately, I predict that • .. Thursday. May 2, 1985-- (' • that i.t· ls lllegal lor anyone In Ohio · A statewide prOjn:am ·of.'reduclng under ' age 19 to di'lnk alCOhOlic · alcohol-relaied 'accldeii!s· Involving beverages. , .. yourlg drinking .dJ'jveis . nas . bee~ Citiietis are urged to report . lilltl:lta!. by tile state highway suspected drunk drivers to the patrol. . nearest law enforcement agency, patrol's The emphasis of the and wear1ng of. seatbelts as a . sprlngt.lme DWJ c.rac!<down, called llfe-p~~rytng m~asu ~ . Is .bel~ STOI'•.wUI be te!t·iluring May and ·•tr:essed by 'troopers. · · JUIIEi when proms, gmdua tloris and ' , .He!Kierson said Troopers are also parties take place. being paid overtime to work In the A consequence of this period Is federaUy-tunded STEP (selective tnat more accidents Involving traffic enforcement program 1 to teenage drivers <iccur, said Lt. Dan Intercept drlnklng drivers. Under Henderson, commander of the this program, there were 15 DWI patrol'sGallla·M<'igs post. arrests last weekend. Troopers working overt lme wm In Meigs County last weekend, the be assigned to patrol areas where a significant number of fatal and , patrol worked In a tactical squad liljury accidents are caused by operation- several troopers work· lng IQgether In·a coordinated unityouthful DWls, Henderson said. wllh the goalo!reduclngthe number "This saturation enforcement will of fatal accidents caused by lilciude high visibility patrol and drtnklng drlvers. tactk>al squad· operations," the Sgi. Jim Sheets, who commanded commander added. The patrol will be emphasizing the the tactical squad, repported no accidents happened last Friday In Importance of not allowing a friend to dr1vewhlledrunk, and Is advising (Continued on page 121 ~ ~ l~ ·~ · .•~ ~ --- --- -. ' A DREAM OR REt\LITY'/ - These t!hlldren at election. Many c'hlldren In the district are e•cltcd Eastem Local High School are studying the floor about the potiStbUity of a new school, a drewn they and plans of the proposed new Eastern High School · · school oftlclal!; hope wiD becOme a reality. Pictured above are stu~Ients, from left, Kenny Rockhold, Eric buDding and remodeled floor ,PIIIItS of the cun"cnt Sams and Gary Rood. buDding. The bond Issue for conlitructlon of the new school Will he on the ballot Tuesday, In tlw primary Piketon will •• rematn open, says McEwen WASHINGTON IV PI \ ~ .Rep . Bob Mc 'Ewcri, R-Ohio, ·sa id Thvrsday thC' u ranium l'hrichmPht plant · · in PiRet on, Oliio. wiliT<'main open . but U.S. Depa,11ment of Energy . officials insist no d<'C is!qn has been mad<>pntheplant ' future . "1 can say wlfh ' cr.rt Q IDiy ~l h/it iPiketon (•· w~I. nllt , tx' cloSed,'·:·., ·· McEw<'n said at a news co'nferenec. "l will sl a ke my JX'"onal integrit y · on this ." A few hours after McEwen 's news conference. however. DOE officials issue-d a statement say ing there has be<.'n "no decision" made regarding the southern Ohio plant. one or three gasrous diffu sion plan" in the nation Op<:'rated by the department . The DOE , ciling adverse market conditions fort he enriched ura niu m and hlg!l OJX'rat ing cost:,, has ))('('n · considering clos!ng oneoft he plants. The other two plant s a re Iocall"<l in Oak Ridge. Tenn .. and Paduca h. tConlinucd on Page 12 \ Shuttle scientist salvages .container processing experiment CAPECANAVERAL,Fia. t.UPI) - Shuttle scientist and determined h;mdyman Taylor Wang avercame bitter disappointment and salvaged a 12-year dream by repairing a key expf'rlment aboard Challenger that was "dead In the water." · Wang, who emigrated to the Unlled States from .China 21 years ago, stayed up past bedtime Thursday night to calibrate the rewired device he hopes .wUI pioneer exotic techniques for contalnerless processing In space. Television beamed to ground teams around midnight showe-d a golden alr-fUied sphere about an Inch in diameter serenly spir1nlng In the experiment test chamber. delica tely suspended by precisely controlled sound waves. When asked lfhewasevergoingto call it a day, Wang replied: "Oh, I w~ s going to break out a bottle of champagne and have a dance girl com e in." Commander Robert Overmyer, co-pilot Frederick Gregory and scientists Don Lind, Norman Tha - gard: William Thornton. Lodewijk van den Berg and Wang arc working In two shifts to staff the Space lab In Challenger's payload bay 24 hours a day. Reagan push,ing for trade talks BONN, West Germany tUPII- the West German chancellor's The economic summit of the residence. Industtial powers opeoed Its first The leaders planned to sit down session today with President Rea· · laterior a worklng lunch, gan pushing hard fornewtrad~talks In the hours before the worklng but gettlilgonly a mild endorsement session, a bomb exploded at a major . tor his proposed ··star Wars" chemical company lit Cologne, defense system. another wOunded an American Diplomatic sources sa ld a summit soldier In BerUn and a third was political statement. to be released defused In Coblenz. later today, will be general In nature Earlk:f this week, three bombs and stress the Importance of exploded and another was defused reconciliation and unity on the 40th In what appeared a series of leftist anniversary of the Allied victory attacks timed for the summit. over Nazi Germany, the sources The -blasts today led to an said. lmmediat~ Increase In already But the sources said thesta ternent extreme , secuHty around the would show only lukewarm support · summit. for "Star Wars." . The diplomatic sburces said the The summit participants, leaders statement was agreed upon Thursof the siX Industrialized democra- day by the foreign ministers or the cies and representatives of the United States, Britain, France, European Economic Community, Italy, Canada and Japan willie the held their first working session leaders held a liltlmate candlelit . today at the Palals Schaumburg, a dinner at a hunting palace on the .. 19th century_viDa thatuntlll976was Rhine In nearby Bruehl. ( /, The succPssful exp<>riment repair followe-d two da ys or furiou s detective work by ground teams a nd was a shot in the arm for Wang and his crewmates. now In the fourth day of a plannM seven-day mission. 1'ht> shuttle's spar<• zoo of two dozen doome-d ra ts and a poir of . sq uirrel monkeysapJX'ared heall h.v alter adapting to weightlessness. The animals are on board to test cages that will be used on futu i'C' research mls.<!ons. One monkey had problems getting used to its new cnvironm0nt . "When WI' first lurnm thi ssystem on tWmnesday ) wt• ran into a problem ,'' Wang explaine-d Thur-,;. day night in a bric-finR. " ! had to admit it ~ that was thP most disappointing momcn1 of mv life bccau"" I waited a long timl', ·l wqrkro a long timc ." Van _den Berll and Wang arc civilian scirnt !"" on board to opera lecxperiments thr•y dl'signm . Wang first propos<"d his study to NASA 12 ~~rar~ ago. Senate considers Home State hill SIDEWALK SHOPPING '-Shoppen were In Pomeroy ea&'ly Friday IIIOIWq to take Advllldap of lint da,y bargalus at the weekend sidewalk oale. being lltNed ~&local merchants. Sldewalk.l ·.were eapecWJy crowded tluJtna the antrhourtl of bualne8ll as bargain hunters aeemed Ul appelll' In tlnrvm. · COLUMBUS (UP) l - House. passed legislation Implementing the sale of Home State Savings Bank of Cincinnati to a New Ygrk hank Is on lis way toward an unccrtalnn future in the s tate Senate. The lower chamber approved the propo5J!I Thursday, 61-33, and t.he Republican -dominated Senate lm· mediately began hearl.ngs In hopes of getting a bill out of committe£> next Wednesday. ' How that bill wlll look Is open to gucstlon. Sen. Donald E . Lukens. R-Middletown, chairman of the Flilanclal Institutions and Insurance Conuniltee, which ·held a quick first hearing, spoke of several changes he wants to make. Lukens also said he may Iry an alternative - reopening Home State under third-party ownership backed by a priva te Insurance fund ' and $8) million worth of state bond pl'QCef'ds . Dcpo5ilor~ woulclr< •c('i\·c lOO perCO?nt of thf'ir f\mds . hf' ~" id. In pushing the bill through the House Thursdily, majority J)('mocrats ignored a ban·age of Hepublican warnings that the sale to .Chemical Corp. or New Yorl<would help nc llher th(' taxpayers nor Home State d<' posit ors , Chiefly because of !~gal delays in fn"!'inf: funds . Fred KaumannofDayton"rl,'presentlng Home State deposltOI'S. sa it:l he was satisfie-d with the HouS(:-" version but undPrstands "we've got , a good, long uphill fight ahead of us." Lukens told reporters that Robert I. Lipp. president or Chemical , Is opposro to the Housc- passm bill because of a nxluced commitment by the store, which had been :. expected to provide $125 million. The current version calls for only a $91.2 million statr s hare. l �_ ---- ____ __ ~··~- __,_ ... ~ ....,.,_,_ ...,..... • Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio . ry . Commenta ' Angels edge Blue Jays; A's,- Bosox win - Page-2-TheDailySentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Friday. May 3, 1985 ·Majors ·r=============~~~--------------------~~~~­ The government check'---~--J_am_·e_s_J. _K_ilp_at_ric_k~ :rhe Daily Sentinel 11 I Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED·TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ~~ . . ~m~ ~L-..,...•~d·~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher WASmNGTON- The Bureau of the Census carne up with an astonishing flgurP thP . other day: ·Almost half of at! households tn the nation- 47 per('fnt, to hepreclse were rl'CPlvtng- some klnd of check .from the federal government .du r· tng the first quarter of 1984. That ts not the most astonishing nPws. 1f ~PAT WHITEHEAD .Assistant Publisher/ Controller " BOB JJOEFUCH General Manage r DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor •'' " LEITE RS OF OPJNlON ar~ welcome. They s hou ld b£' Jes s than 300 words : long . All lf'tl ers are subj ect to t>dl llng a nd mu1t be' s lgnE'd wlth naffle. add ress and I~ bureau 's survf'V were truly encompassing, so ihat lt covered at! kinds of federal subsl· dies for lndivlduals, ll probably would develop that two·thirds of ~merican . households benefit ln some direct fashion from federal programs. The bureau's survey reflected the picture in 1984; - nothing suggests that the picture Is slgniftcantty different In 1985. In one wa y or another, mtllions of us are dependent on everybody's favorite uncle. The bureau divided Its study lnto programs that are means·tested and program that are non·meanstested . The survey found that 39 mtltlon or the &1.6 mttlion house: holds were recelvtng benefits from one or more government pro· grams . In 23 ritllllon households, at least one person was receiVIng a cheek from a non-means-tested program, mainly Social Security. In 16 mtttlon . households, · at least one person was benetlllng from tE'l e-phone numtx•r. N o unsigned Jencr s will be published . L efTC'rs should be In .Nood taste, address ing iss ues , not personal! tiPS.. -- - Letters to the editor Urges yes vote for levy light of a well·equlpped, full y Eastern Local School District could modern, first class facility that >-ery wel) decide the fate of the offers a host of new educational iltstrlct as It is known today.. The opportunities a nd programs, plus 9pportunity of a life.ttme is awalt· the establi shed programs already lng the "go ahead" nod from the · offered . · wters within the district; a "yes" We can get state aid "now" on a ?ote that could be the ,best one-time one·shot basis or we can Ittvestment this district has ever foot the entlre bill (barring consoli· experienced. This "yes" vote for dation) severa l years from now. It's (he levy would he an Investment ln sort of a "Pay m e now or pay me :¢>ur chlld, your grandchildren. later situation! " If we pass up the tow family, .and most of all, an eighty (~ ) percent money now, the tnvestment In the future . State of Ohio wlll send lt to :: This investment I speak of is not Cleveland and we'll have no Qhly a sound financial package, but legitimate gripes. It could be ~ost importa ntly ls a very strong Cleveland's gift from us. llducational investment. Please vote "yes" for the proper :- So many tlmes we bear the adage educa!ion of the chlldren. Don't put \flat "all of our money goes to yourself ln a position to say several ~eveland or Columbus," and many years from now, "We rea lly blew it , ilmes this holds true. But now as didn't we, by n.ot votlng for that Q{>portunity knocks, we can h~ve school levy on May 7, 1985." '!"mething g reat right in our own The school board has already backyard. A "yes" vote would agreed to drop a current five (5 1 Tax simplification 5ecure eighty 1 ~1 percent "free mill levy upon passage of the l)iQney" from the state, while the current levy. Thls would mean an district proviMs the other twenty addition of only 1.87 mills, a ,t20i percent to provide one of our relatively Insignificant increase in :. ;strongest resources and a strong taxes, only 18.7 cents per $100. The · ~unda\lon · or thls country: ·an State.; nqt the t.axpayer, · will be WASHINGTON ·- To reduce . pi>or ·instead of · paid to lenders .. it :~ucation . An education and educa· foollhg the m iljQrity of the bill. . poverty ·In America, Congre.is has . wouid llft evPry n<'<'dy Affil>rlcan . · ;lional facility second to none. · The Eastern Local School Dis· . been systematl<'ally ·robbing th<' . . above the .tioverty 1<'11<'1. · trlct has just one chance to pass the •: Some day in the not so distant poor . Worse, lt Is steallng from our lns!Pad, ihls astronoinlcal :!)lture, Eastern's aging bulld,lngs levy or it means we Jose the children tomorrow to pay for our amount must he extracted from the ;are going to have to be replaced , $3,823,694 supplied by the state. govt>rnmerir beneflls today. Aml'rlcan ~pie every year just to , .... :and .; right . now exJ?an~ion is a , A central loi:ation and the new .This ts thes.hatjerlnl(truth.behlhd pay the flnance charges on past ·. , · ·· ;n~esslty, The cost' of a, ilew.fucility.' .· faciiity means · low~r. oi>eratirig · th<:' deb;lte 9vt>r . It\~ federal bildi(<'l• tlorrowlngs .. ·Tl].e !ilpriey . Is•, col · · ~vera! years from nowwtthout any costs for' the district. Savings will b<i Because the fit:!Urt-5 ~re inlnd· '. l ~ted. tit small part, from ti\e poor. :.;tate aid would he nearly lmpossl· seen ·ln transportation, heating boggtlng and many people who Yet not one dollar gars to the poor. ;ble. Eastern Local would he bllls, and maintenance; thu~ the write us are ~onfused, here are the Not a .dollar Is used.ln fact , to pay be ·t oday's government expenses. The · bastes: :Eastern Local no more, as a likely savings means more money •l)'lerge consolidation with another tn the general fund for te~tbooks Jllg spending. wltttout enough entire $134 btltlon merPiy pays the :dtstrict would he lmmlnent. Do we and s\lppltes. Wlth this in mlnd no taxatlon to pay the bllts, has forced interest on money th'a t has already blg borro"Clng. Thls has produced been spent. Mt'anwhll<', the igtPrest ;ieally want this to happen 7 additional lev.ies will be .; A "yes" vote doesn't just mean a forthcoming. big dPilclls year aft~r year . The keeps ~ompoundlng and escalating :'•new building"; it spells "oppor· As an educator I truly helteve a sum total of all lhP defl~lts adds up ln an awesome man11<'r.. Thls ~unlly. " Opportunities that are net "yes" vote, and a new faclllty Is In to a national debt that has now causes the deflclt to jump by tens of :now available, because the school the best Interest ofouryoungpeopte 'rra~hed a staggPrlng $1.8 trlltlon. blltlons Pach vear. · ~as no more room to offer new and the taxpayer at this lime. A~ ev~ry American who has Soon W<' witt be paying so'much :COUrses that are needed in our America was built on the ldea of borrowed mon<'y knows. Interest interest on the past t.hat we won't ~rowing world. planning for the future, not just must be paid on loans. The Interest have enough Income left to pay for :;. I and the teachers on the Eastern meeting the needs of the times. A · on the U.S. d<'bt Is now running over • the prespnt. Then we wlll be forced strong America ls based upon a $1.14 blttlon a year. to borrow stlll more monPy and .teaching staff could teach ln a :~nd le·llt cave and education would st,rong and properly educated Thls ls roughly enough money to ~harge lt to the future . :f)lke place, but do we want 10 bottle public. Let's put faith • ln our wlpe out pove<ty ln Amerlra . If the ThP debt our chtldr<'n wtl)lnh<'rlt · ~P the abilities of our student s with children a nd give the m the bes t. $134 billion 'W<'re distributed to the Sincerely, -Scott D. Wolfe. :tnadequate prehistoric ltmltaUons 7 do we want to brlilg them Into the Jack Anderson Defusing the debt ·bomb ___&_D_at_eVt_an_A~u_a will :or ·' •' >' ·':; Future of children at stake! money for small pleasures or a Reagan's image ----:-----~~--A_rt_B....,...u.c:.:..:.·hwa===ld "Gentlemen, I have been brought opportunity." in by the President to find out what conveniences such as movle and has gone wrong with hls well-oiled " II was until the women told the ballgame tickets, cable,TV, pizzas, · machine. Let's public relations President she cou ldn 't live on what etd. One of these things would cost start with Ntt aragua. Can anyone was getting in Social Security," she more in a year's time than what is foul -up with the Nlcara· explain the did we know that she would "How being spent on one child's education guan refugee kid who gave the say that? No one tnt~ Whlte House for the same period of time. The President flowers at the dinner ln speaks Navajo." new building wlll cost most of us Washington? " "Correct me It I'm wrong. But less than 18 cent s a day. For "We couldn 'I find a Nicaraguan didn't the lady brlng some. Indian approximately Sffi, 70 a year you so we dug up an American one. kid, gifts for the President?" can help build thls new building. The chalnnan of the dlnnerls hard "Yeah. She brought a woven Are not the children of Eastern of hearing, so 'he Introduced the kld blanket and a sand paintlng."· Local School District worih more to the President as a Nicaraguan "According to the newspaper than a few pizzas 7 How did we know the Prez refugee. reports, after she made her reWhat price do you place on the , ' would klss her, and the press would marks about , Social Security, a future of your chlldren or your find out she was born In the U.S.?" White House aide came up to her grandchildren? If your child's very "YC(u'll admit the phOto oppottun· and bawl.e d her out publtcly for not survival was at stake,' could any lty couldn't have come at a worse following the script. They also said dollar amount truly measure what time. It made It appear the white .the aide! told her to take her gifts you would do to save that child? Is House staff doesn't do lts home· and hea it." · ' oot that what Is at stake? work. Which brtngs nne to my next "Yo\' would have done the sarite , Citizens for the E~stern Building question. WhO told the President the lf a Navajo Indian screwed up thing Program. - Delmar Baum, <;:hes· .._ Pope S\lpported the United States your photo opportunity." ter, Ohio. poltcy in Nlcarag\la ?" "Do you belleve a scene such as "You can't lay that one on us. The that helped the President's President got a personal cable from lmage?'' , the Vatican wishing htm a 'Happy "Well, it did send a strpng Easter,' and thought lt was a signal message to anyone who was that His Hollliess would join our thlnklng of giving the President ::; T<Xl;jy is Friday, May 3, the 123rd day of 1985. There are 242 days left In covert operations ln Central trouble on our budget cuts ln Social ·the year. · America. " Securtty." ~ Today's highlight in history: "Even lf the President thought It, "All rtght. Can we now get to !· On May 3, 1802, Washlngtop1 D.C., was incorporated as a city, with the \. h ow did you people allow It to get on Who was the brain who . Bltburg? :mayor to he appointed by the president , and thecouncll elected by property ·tus cue ,cards?" thought lt woultl be a good Idea for · :Owners. ''The President ad·llbbed that the President to vtslt a German -~ On this date: one on hls own. He does It every cemetery?" ~- ·rn 16.'>1, a bridge ln Rowley, Mass., was perm!tled to charge a toll for once In a)Vhlie just to keep In "That wasn't our baby. Chancel'animals, while people crossed for free. practice. It the Pope hadn't denied lor Kohl's PR people thought up ~: In 1765, the flrst U.S. medical school was proposed at the College or it, no one would have ever known." that photo.opportunlty." : philadelphia, now the University of PennsylVania. . · take your word the President "I'll "You can't blame 'the Germans :. In 1921 , Wes t Virginia imposed the first state sales tax. dropped the bali on the Pope. Let's for suggesting it. Who ln the White ; . In 1933. Nellie Taylor Ross beCame the first woman director of the U.S. get to the little old lady from the agreed to go along wtth It?'' House . •]v1int. . trlbe whom the President , Navajo "The Prez. He didn't tell any of / In 1937. Mar~aret Mitchell won a Pulitzer Prize for her novel, "Gone honored · at a White House Rose us. We were In thl! dark as much as :W.tth the Wind. " anybody.' KOhl and the President .~ tn 19'79. Conservative Party leader Margaret Thatcher was elected · Garden ceremony." "That · was a darn good photo cooked the cemetery stop up in the Britain's first woman prime minister. ,• .' Citizens of Eastern Local School :Pistrict have the chance of. a ·lifetime. Most of us like to be first at :';l'hatever we do. The citizens and :t>specially the students of Eastern ·L.ocal School District have before :!Jtem a chance to be second to none .Jp the fleld of education. The new ;building program proposal that wlll 'lie placed ln front of the voto:rs of :t)lat district lf passed wlll make lt Indeed the number one educational Jactlity ln Sout heastern Ohio. · : The world is changing rapidly ilnd for our part lt is ext remely ;cttfficult to keep up even with our :V.,ry best effort. Here ls an )ipponunity of a lifetime. Eighty perfC:ent of the cost of one of the best designed educational facllltles ln p hio will he pald for by the State of 9hto, not the taxpayer of the <jlstrict. ~ In every day life most of us spend debt of $13 trlltlon - will hecom~ will 'multiply faster than t~ey can posslb,ly k<'<'p up w.lth. They simply ·· ]u~r a matt er Qf slmpll' arilhf!!Ptlc . TM only hope ls th.at the great won' t be abi!'.IO raise enou~ h thes m ass of the Arrterlcan pcople, onc" ' · to pay ·ror oui' pasf'£•KC<'sses. lh<'y understand that every IE'Illil · Look at the way th<' debt has ll<'l'n mat(' lnt ~ rest . wr havp Is thrC'ale~ ­ splra tlng upward. To fight World lnl! by this dou~tlng of the national W~~ II, Con~es• raq t.h<' nationaJ d<'bt: to S~ blltlon·.· .No"" t)X' .dl'bt ' d<'ht ~v~ry lour or. fl.ve years,'. will 'increas,;,; by:mpr(' th·ati $:1flfbiJito.n :. riS{' up and call halt iot h~ debarl~. every yl'ar. According to the · Because I hetle,·e ih;rt the debt bomb Is today our gravest domesilr Congnosstonat Budget Ofli~e. the dangPr, I have joined P~ter Grace annual increase wlll rea~h $26.1 as co-chairman of Cltlzens Against btlllon before Pl'('Sldent Rl'agan Waste, a group whl~h seeks to lmves offiCE'. ellmlnate the fat and m aladmtnls· · Some terrible enervatlon. of tratlon ln the fedt>ral burPaucrary. common ~nsP and ordinary rf'Gt·ace's efficlency experts have solve on Capitol Httt has permitted found enouf'!h goverm'nent waste · a rontalnab)p d<'ficlt tO mushroom lnto an lnraicutabl<' disaSter. Un· '8nd ln<'lflclen<'~ t~at - ll lt can he excised - they are convinced the less drastlc actlon ls takPn, today·s d<'flrlt can be wlped out wllhout natlonal debt wllt ll<'l'om<' tomor· cutting legttlmatP beneflts or rals· row's annual lncr~as<'. lnl! taxes . Thm lh<' tlmetable set forth by FootnotE': Your help ls needed. 1/le Grace Commission - whlch Write to Cltlzens .Against Wast<'. ·projects lor the year~ an annual P.O. Box !(XX), B<>n Franklln drflclt of S2 trllllon a nd a national Station, Washington. D.C. :M044. Oval Office, when the Chancellor started to cry and the President didn't know how to stop him. By the llme · the trlp hlt the fan, the President had his feet ln cennent and we couldn't budget him from Bit burg. We were lucky to talk hlm Into visiting a concentratlon camp to give the other slde an equal photo opportunity." " Well, what do you propose to do oow since the President has had the worst press month ln his llfe?" "We have tocomeupwith a photo opportunity which wlll make everyone forge t Bit burg." "Such as?" "We' re building a ramp and we're golng to get Mike Deaver to · drlve his BMW. over the Berlin Wall ." 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Chl5. -- National LeiJUe - Mahler. All &0: AnWJar. StLand Hawkins. SOW; Soto. Cln and Trout and Edt(o.rslt'y, ChJ H All"'l'r'k'M Le8IIM'- Pl'ft'Y. [)(>! 4-J: .VIOla, ' MlM t-2: FOW1Ml pltchm lk'd W1th 3 vk:lorWI. A.wnp tBI.-.1 on) lnn&JII!" . nurnbft' r1 jil8fY1l'\\ ('Rcll t>Pam ha.~ pla.n >dl National ~ - Vai>Pm:UI!Ia, LA O.Zl: Brownlnjt. Cinn 0.:11: KruktM', SF 0.~: r..... a. Goodm. r.')' 131: Solo. C1M uo. A.mcrk'an ~ - Dillon. Batt 1.::1: Stan"", Bat U\: Zlltwl, Call.-IR: .JoC'k.'IOn, KC i.S3: LL'Itnnd1, KC 1.6fl, ByiANLOVE Ufl Spona Wrller oi aU who saw the Denver N~ ~eat Utah 131-123 Thurs· clay night,' Jilzz Coach Frailk. Layden was the least Slll'j)liJed. H~ I'I.'CIJIP1lzed his team was in trouble alter tlnlahlng tied tn regulation. "I think Wlten you shoot 24-of.JJ r-;==========:; TH E GRAVElY SYSTEM 0 1~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;~;;;;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;~ I MODERN UPPLy Additional activities announced for derby Addlllonal acllvlties have been scheduled for Forked Run State Park's fishing derby to be held May 11 In conjunction with State Park Day. The derby begins at 9 a .m. with final weigh-In and registration by 3 p.m. Many priZes are to be awarded in :varlous age groups · whlch Includes Q.6 years; 7·10years; 11·13 years; 14-16years; 17-25years; 2640 years; 41-65 years; and 6li andover. Special priZes wW be awarded lor th youngi'St and oldest successtul flslrennan, and also tor the largest fish - based on weight. In case of a tie, the length oil he biggest fish wW detetmlne the winner. 110.103, and then we scored 10 hlsl8polntslnthetlnalpertod. straight,'' Denver head roach Doug Bird, who stung Detroit for 42 Moe ~ld. ·:FrQm that point on, I points In Game 2, did not make a ·thought we playe<l great." tleid goall,n the il1tal perloc!. Hi.sonly Utah ·.. had the last -si!Ot ..'in . PQinls·ln thefoilrthquaJ'!~cameon regulation, but Darrell. : Grltflth a pair.of tree throWSwlth~: 2i.left..:.. · missed a ~foot jumper with three the Celttcs' final points. · seconds to play tofon;e oVertime at Tyler, a 6-foot-7 resenre fotward, 119-119. made the Pistons'. last 8 baskets In trom the tOf;dlirM!.tna~alllllthatends . Cooper hit pair ~~{Jumpers early helping t¥Jid the Celtic,s a,t bay. . Iii a tie, Y<l\1 ~Proba.lily goil)gtQiosl' .' .. in !>Ver!tmeto gt:Ve De11ver a 12fH21 · ' In overtime, .. Laydeil !lllid. . . . . li!ad airll Denver led-·uie reSt of the ' < "J cherish eVery ga~l! ~~stay in Layden didn't stop with poOr tree way. Lever hit tire lastS Points of the contention,'' said Tyler. "If we had throw shooting wlten pointing out game. lost this one, our backs would have reasons bls team fell behind Denver "We had to go tor It in overtime," been againSt the wall Sunday. we 2.0 tn Its Western Conference said Cooper. "We got two quick didn't want to get swept." semlfll\al series: . hoops and the momentum started to Center Bill Lalmbeer led Detro.lt "Anytlmeyougtveup38pointsln goourway." · with 'n points while guard Isiah a slnglequarter (the second) on the Alex EngUsh led Denver with 26 'Thomas scored 26 and guard John road,you'reprobablygotngtotose,'' points and Calvin Natt added 211. Long20.Dennl.SJohosonledBoston he said. 1 Rickey Green's 25 po!nts paced with 'n, l!fcludlng 15 in the thlrd "I knew I! we got lntoagameover Utah, and Jeff'Willdns and Adrlan quarter, whlleBirdhad25andKevtn til points we were going to lose, Dantley had 20 apiece. Dantiey McHale :lA. becawrenertver plays that type of scoredolrly6polntsatterhalttlme. BostonCoachK.C.Joneshadlltue game better than we do." The game was played before trouble putting the game Into Its . Denver trailed 98-9t after three 16Jl7 at McNichOls Arena. Game 3 proper perspectlve. Is Saturday at Utah. "We picked up the shovel and periOds and tell behind 11().103 with 7: 2llert. buttorcedovertlm<'with Its In the other playoff game Thurs· jumped In therewith them -started defense. The Nuggets held Utah day .night , Detroit defeated Boston helping those people dig our own scoreless the last J,;lJ of regulation 125-117 to move within 2·1 ln the grave. The playoffs aren't a matter andllmltedtheJazzto4polntsinthe Eastern Conference semifinal of Ufe and death_ they're more live-minute el<tra period. sertes. Important than that. " Torilght It's Milwaukee at Phlla· · TheCelticsLa!TyBirdwasheldto "I don't think we played with 2 points in the fourth quarter whtle delphia and Los Angeles at great Intensity until we got ' dowil the Pistons' TerryTylerscored16ot Portland. a King contract worth $2.2 million CINCINNATI (UP!)- A Clncln· natl newspaper reported today the contract that Cincinnati Bengals ftrst. munil draft pick Emanuel King signed with Tampa Bay Bandits DIYil€1' John Bassett is wort!l $2.2 mUIJon over tour years. Harold Daniels, the agent tor the llneb&cker from Alabama, whO was the BengaiB' !II'C.'Ond pick overall tn Tuesday's draft, confirmed the figure in an interview with the · Cincinnati Enqu!Iw. I! Ore Bengals weretotrytomatch l!assett's offer, _King probably would become the highest-paid season. Healsosald Ire plans to start a new spring league and has signed about a dozen players to provisional contracts. The contracts allow players drafted by NFL teams this week to negotiate with those clubs. But It they come to tenns, Bassett has the option to retain the player by matching the NFL 'sOtterormaklng abetterone. · Veteran Clnclnnall quarterback Ken Anderson is the ltlghest·pald player on the club, with a four·year deal that Is In the neighborhood of S2.2 miUlon. Mike Brown, the Bengals' assistant general man· · ager, has not said whether he wU1 negotiate with King and his agent. But Ctnclnnati general manager · Paul Brown has said in the past that no player on the team should be making more than Anderson. The Bengals also have a history oftrylqg Winners, sprinter Tom Jefferson to lxlldthe llneonsalariestorrookle players. and pole vaulter Earl Bell, are In a similar situation, Phlladel· among those competing tn the phia Eagles owner Nonnan Bra· . Owens meet. ' man said Thursday he will not Jefferson tlnlshed third ln the :m negotiate with Randall Cun· nlngham, a quarterback from meters, the event hewW bel'lllllllng Nevada-Las Vegas picked In the Sunday, and Bell also won a brtmze second round, becuase he signed a in the pole vault and will battle It out ~ssett last week. deal with with defending Owens champion . Last year, after a long salary Brad Pursley, the llrst valuter to dlapute with ftrst·round draft pick ever clear 18 teet In Ohio Stadium. Ricky Hunley, both sides finally Meet Director Ron Althoff said at · pve up, and the linebacker !rom least lll Olymplarut and asmany as . Ml,may be on hand Sunday for the Arlzooa was traded to the ~ Broncos. meet, which beginS at noon. player on the team. It was reported Thursday that, although King told Cincinnati olfl· clals before he was picked that he had not signed a contrart with another team, he had, In tact, signed what the USFL's Bassett ls refer· ring to as a provisional contract. When asked about the contract Wednesday, King denied haVIng signed it. ·But Bassett hOlly disputed ' that story, saying King and Daniels met wlth him in Tampa last week. Bassett last week vowed to pull · theBandltsoutollheUSFLbecause the ·league Is switching to, a· fall ''Owens Classic to be :held at OSU Sunday ! I COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - OlYmpic gold medal winners Chan· lira CheflebOrOUgh and SundPr Nix 'hlgtr!liJrt a strong field for the third annuar JeNe Owens Track Clasalc Sunday In Ohio Stadium. : Cheeselxlrougb ran a leg of the ;.vtnntna U.S. 1600-JIIl'ler relay team last IIUI1lllll!l' In Los Angell's and also and • STILL HAS HEAVY .BREED - STRAIGHT RUN All species of fish are eligible and the entire lake wU1 he opeo. All anglers 16-€6 must have a valid fishing llcense. All types ofbaitsand lures may he used, all normal tlshlng regulations and wlldUfe laws will apply. Activities which may be enjoyed throughout the day wlll Include a trapping exhibit by John Hetzer; a taxidermy exhlblt by R.T.Stewart; exhiblllons by the Divisions of WlldUfe arid Forestry; a special tree planting ceremony at 1 p.m. by Boy Scout Troop 59 of ReedsVille; and movies at the campground amphl· theater after dusk. 0t special Interest to campers is that oormal nightly camplfig fees will be waived.the night of May 11, so that campers may camp' free of charge that night. More lntorrnatlon on State Park Day activities may be obtained by caUtng the Forked Run Park ottlce at (614) :J78.6206. CHICKS AVAILABLE AND FOR SALE STOP IN SOON!!! MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. MAIN · PH. 992·2164 POM£ROY 01110 · ' The Sloro Wilh "All lind1 of StuH'' -:- FOt' Pot1, Srabloo. 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But we've helped a little." lJPIIIMebaD Wrller together lour consecutive singles got nothing to be as. h amed or. r wlslt "How good can you get when you Gacy Pettis' robbery tnlhefourth with two out in the ninth. the last two we could have gotten a win for Dave, Inning ~:~~&bled Calltornlatosteal the slam dunk. the center-field fence,' ' by Donnie Hlll and Alfredo Griffin, he pitched well." Angels manager · Gene Mauch game In the ninth~ Seven-time American League and scored two runs to snap a Juan Benlquez singled home wanled to know. "I'd have to rate batting champion Rod Carew wU1 . seven-game losing streak. Keith that catch second best to the one he Reggie Jackson ln the ninth Thursday night, rallylnglheCalltor· made last year going .trom left probably be out of action a few days. Atherton, 2·2, pitched 12·31nnings to nia Angels to a ;!.2 victory over the center to right center. Belleve me, He jammed his toot slldlng home earn the victory. Ray Searage, fl.3, took the Joss, Toronto Blue Jays. Pettis made lt all I'm not putting the catch down. It with a run. possible, though, bysavlngtworuns was one of his best." In other League games, BostonAmerican nlpped Seattle 2-I, with a spectacular grab of Jesse Torontohadtakena2·lleadtnthe and Oakland downed Milwaukee GRAVELY TRACTOR Barfield's borne rurt bid. eighth, but Benlquez's single to 5-4. There were no games in the SALES 8t SERVICE "It was on the other side of the center gave CaUfornla Its seventh National League. 2:0" Condor St. ' fence and that was the game right vtctory ·in Its last eight games and Red $oX 2, Martnen 1 Pomeroy, OH. there," Beniquez satd. "l! I had oo snappeciToronto'sseven·gamewln· At Seattle, Rich Gedman hit his Phone 992 -2976 home runs the rest of the year and nlng streak. second home run of the seaSon and SPRING & SUMMER HOURS had catches Uketha~ It would make With CaUfornla traWng 2-11n the three Boston pitchers combined on a MON.-FII. ~ TO 5 myyear." · ninth, Ruppert Jones opened with a live-hitter. The triumph snapped SAT. 9 TO 1 After making a long nin to left-center, Pettis leaped above the single and was sacrltlced to serond Boston's tlve-ga!IIP losing streak by Doug DeClnces. Jackson walked and Seattle's tlu'ee-ganne wlilning fence lor the catch. "Tome they're all the same,'' said offDaveStleb,1.J,andRObWUfong streak. AI Nlpper, 1-1, whocameotr Pettis. "It Just depends how .and Benlquez delivered singles. Pat the DL Aprtl 15 after overcoming a . . lmportant they are to the ballgame. Clements, 2.0, was the winner as the , stomach ulcer, was the winner.· I saw ltandreadltwell.Idldn'tknow BlueJaystoundthemselveswishlng it I could get it. But once I got to the tor the two runs Pettis stole. "Hemade~~greatcatch!pere·sno warning track I knew · I hod Lt. I Poor free throw shooting costs Utah 131-123 decisiqn • Nix alloearned hiS &Old medal on :a winning l&XI-meter relay team the former Indiana Unlverslly Blat !lnllhed ftfth In lhe .xl rnelen. ' TWo other OlympiC inedaJ ) ••llr 'llpc:t. :II 76 'D ,J) ... . Murph.\' . Atl u....- - '1'an::wtto II ~11tlfo, nJ¢11 Pblluck>lphla N..._..ll!ipt' American Davis , Oak 9: Prftltoy. S.a 7: A.rmu, lb, Brunan!lky. MIM. and 11IOmu. Sra 6. it ~· York at C'allklrnla &.ton at Oakland l'1tlciiROa1 Ot>trolt , nlllbt •• Leaders Cttt ~ Kmnedy , SD. and Manhall. U Tt'ku It Ck'\'t'llnd KIIMP C'Uy MOrllrt-al at AUo1n!a, nl«hl San Franct.. -o 111 St. Lm/1!;, _ , 8rt:Jclb:. Mil "'*t'•G..,._ i.\11..........,. Eln'J C'I\IC'UO tStav~>i 2.()1 ill Dt•tr·olt tPI••n· ~upasUvermedalfor.asecond place flnllh In the 400-meter run. • at !oil . I.A)Uts Ne-w.· V011t at CincinnaH Houllton at PhUadrlphla . nlllht c:. n.·p, ·. so ' 1HE fOlLOWit\& AD 1ENPS ' 14 lt .R - lblon """'" . Other programs come to mlnd . · The nallonal endowments for arts and humanltlE's provide grants that · support muslclans, actors, danct>rs and wrl!Prs. The bureau's survl"Y : dtd not include about 40.tnl persons • who last year werP receiving training ln the Job Corps. If the study had Pmbraci'd all of us who ' beneflt directly and personally · from "tax expenditures," such as; th<' deductions we take for home • mortga!(t's and charttablHontrlbU· !Ions. the 'survey would haw taken ln just about everybody. We are all in the trough togeth<'r. W Lr.,. Ga u i .&'IU- Toronto .. ~ Tuesday, May 7, voters of the :2~1 .. ................... Blltlr'l"aT "'"'"'~· ·~ ~~ Among the governmPnt's most costly programs are the commod· tty support programs. About 200,tnl • rural households beneflt directly : from federal purchases of wheat. ·corn, peanuts. tobacco and dairy products. San Francilro rKnakOW t'J'Udor0-3 1. It~ p.m. !\an I)Qo IU 0!~ l..M A~ a1 PlllsW.·~h such programs as food stamps. · vey included those households tn which someone was getting a Ml'dlcald. subsidized rental hous· veteran's loan or a guaranteet;l tng, free school lunches and Ald to student loan. It excluded those Famllles with Depeodent Children. households part lclp,a tlng ln other As yo·u would expect , many loan programs. It included railroad · hou•eholds henettted under several retirement; excluded federal ctv· . programs. Typically a family on Ulan and mllttary retlrement. AFDC also would qu;illfy tor Medicaid and food stamps. The Nelther dld the survey include bureau found that 3.6 mllllon households that benefll !rom su!). ; households count on two checks a sldlzed electric power. In the · month; 2.4 mtttlon . heneflt from Northwest. customers of the Fed" · three programs; and 1.6 million are era I Power Marketlng A(lmlnlstra· , partlclpatlng In four or more. · In getting to Its flgt."e of 47 tlon pay one·thlrd of the market . rates pald elsewhere. Customers of . percent of ali houstlholds, the bureau worked by some myslllylng the Tennessee Vattey Authortty .slmllarly are privileged. Roughly . 10 mllllon consumers - including · me. as a matter of fact - are <'apllve members oi REA roopera· ttves. Presumably we are henefl· clarles of lhP co-ops' subsldlzed loans. though these henPilts, It any. : arP scarcely visible to the naked , eye. ·',; Sentitlei- Page.-3 The ' " �Friday. May 3. 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Page-4- The Daily Sentinel Chiefs Crown has second post spot for lllth derby run By DAVID E. NATHAN United Press International LOUISVILLE, Ky (UP I 1 Affirmed, in 19'78 the last horse to win t~ Triple Crown, was also the last colt to win the Kentucky Derby from the second post position Favored Chief's Crown Thursday drew the spot just off the rail for Saturday's lllth Run for the Roses "Now, It's just a colnc!dence," said Roger Laurin, tralnerofChief's Crown. "But we'll see In a few weeks." Along with the draw , the son of Danzig was tnstalled as a 9-5 favorite to win the Derby and claim the $406,10! winner's purse for Star Crown Stables Many observers think the smallish bay may also have the best sl)ot of any 3-year-old Eternal Prince, Spend A Buck's expected rival for the early lead , was coupled with Rhoman Rule as a bettlng entry at 5-1 odds. Both owned at least in part bySpendlhrllt Farm, Eternal Prince wlll start from the No. 5 spot with Rhoman Rule two post positions closer to the rail m several years to wln the Triple Crown, with victories ln the Prea· kness and Belmont over the next month Aiter the draw, most horseman said the smaller than usual Derby Held ofl3 put less Importance on post position. In a short field. they said, horses can position thl'mselves easier when the race opens, and wUI have less trouble getting tot he rail to save ground In the opening furlongs . "I don't think tour outside post) will make any dlfference,'' 511id Cam Gambolati, trainer of speedy Spend A Buck. who drew the No. 10 hole and was made a 6-1 betting choice. "I've said all along tha t with the longrun to the first turn that we'd have enough time so that we can get position wherever we are." Proud Truth, second to Chief's Crown In the disputed Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah in March, will start from the 11th hole. The John Veltch·tralned colt was lnstalled as second favorite at 9 2. "!The draw IS fine," said Veitch. "This horse likes to come from behind and this wlll give (jockey) Jorge Valasquez an opportunity to place himself and have all of his options open. If he were on the inskl~. It might compromise him a little blt." The entire field , with Joc;key and mornlngllneodds, from theraUout: Irish Fighter, Pat Day, :»1; Chief's Crown, Don MacBeth, 9-5; Rhoman Rule, Jacinto Vasquez, 5-1; Tank's Prospect, Gary Stevens, 8-1; Eternal Prince, Richard Migliore, 5-1; Stephan's Odyssey, Lafflt Plncay, S.l; Encolure, Ronald Ardoin, 30-1; I Am The Game, Darrell McHargue, 30-1. Also. Floatlng Reserve, Sandy Hawley, 20-1; Spend A Buck, Angel Cordero, 6-1: Proud Truth, Jorge Valasquez, 9-2; Skywalker, Eddie Delahoussaye, 12-l; and Fast Ac· count, C. McCarron, 20-1. Two horses shipped to Louisvllle as possible Derby co11tenders were mt entered by their owners. Creme Fralche will skip the Derbytoconcentrateonotherraces, said Woody Stephens, wbo trainS the gelding as well as StePhan's Odyssey. Also not postlngthe$10,<XXI lllltl)' fee was Avey's Brother. Trainer Ronnie Warren said he was told by owner Dewey White lf he wanted the colt to run he would have to post half the entry fee . UPI Sports Writer BEREA, Ohio (UPIJ - Four quarterbacks? Five• Even Marty Schottenhelmer was not certain. "It looks like we'll havefourorfive quarterbacks in camp," said the Cleveland Browns' coach "It's a very competitive situation." Actually, Cleveland currently has six quarterbacks to chOOse from soon-to-be-drafted Berme Kosar, newly at'(Juired Gary Danielson, Paul McDonald, Tom Flick, Terry Nugent and John Vernasco Of Jhe bunch, McDonald has to be strong arm. the most concerned. Danielson's joining the Browns from Detroit Wednesday means McDonald's Cleveland days may be numbered. "All I'm going to say Is thalli's obviously a very competitive situation," said McDonald ''I'll do my best to retain my star't!ng status." But that decision may already have been pronounced. , Cleveland will keep threequarterbacks. Kosar wlll either start or be brought a long behind Danielson. Nugent , .Flick and Vernasco wlll battle It out for the No. 3 role :.... Nugent has the edge because of his McDonald Is being shopped around the NFL, but the Browns have found no takers according to sources. "All I'll say Is that we anticipate a really competitive battle,'' said Schottenhelmer. "Of course, we're always looking to Improve the team In other areas." Meaning that Cleveland would like to trade McDonald for a wide receiver or an offensive lineman. the Browns' weakest areas. Nearly ascrowdedls the situation at running back. Seven players are vying for roster spots - No. 2 pick Greg Allen of Florida State Joins Johnny Davis, Mike Pruitt, Boyce Green, Earnest Byner, Charles White and Kevin Mack In the backfield . Davis Is the Browns' premier blocking guard, while Byner Is one of Schottenhelmer's favorites. Mack and Allen are projected as fulure stars while Green should hang on to his job. That leaves Pruitt and White out Quebec wins 3-2, -moves to semifinals By U'IA HARRIS UPI Sports Writer This was their Cup. As long as they play hockey in Canada, The Battle will never be over. But just this round was enough for the Quebec Nordlques When Peter Stastny scored al2: 22 of overtime Thursday night in the storied Montreal Forum, he lifted the Nordlques to a 3-2 triumph over the arch-rival Canadlens and into the Stanley Cup semifinals And the Quebec Nordlques won the Battle of Quebec. In taking the Adams Division championship series 4-3, the Nordiques won three times In overtime. They will face the Phlladelphta Fly~rs 1n the best of-seven; Wales Conference llnals. The Nordlques have the home-Ice advantage with Game 1 Sunday night at Le Colisee. It barely seems to matter. They have already won prvvincial brag- ging right~ for a year . "It won't be me slml! feeling," Quebec goalie Mario Gosselin said of the coming series against Philadelphia. "About 90 percent of the people living in Quebec won't Philadelphia. "After seven playoff games, there was stlll no winner after the third period of the final match," he said. "Seven games. one moment, one mistake and one team wins l'm glad we came out a winner. It (loslng) could havehappenedtous." In the Campbell Conference finals, the defending Cup champion Edmonton Oilers will have home Ice advantage against the Chicago Black Hawks. The Oilers have been Idle since last Thursday when o!hey completed a four-game sweep of Winnipeg In the Smythe Division finals. Chicago clinched the Norris Division berth Tuesday against Minnesota, taking that best-of, seven series 4-~. . · The Oilers arethefav()rltes, based on their ilepth and rest tln\e. Edmonton has a more explosive offense; the teams are quite well-ma tched on .d_e(e~ with Oiler· Pa\11 Coffey and Black Hawk Doug wuson among the leag\l~'scref!Ie de Ia creme. Both teams have received stellar goaltend!ng, although Chicago'~ Murray Bannerman has been streaky while Edmonton's Grant feel as intense about lt." Stastny poked In the second rebound of Pat Price's slapshot past Montreal goalie Steve Penney aftet a scoreless third period. Montreal trailed 2-0 In the second period but rallied for a lie entering the third. "We're tired,' ' Stastny said "It's hard to get Into the conference finals from our division It's questionable whether we have anything left for MU athletes honored HUNTINGTON , W.Va. (UP!)Three Marshall athletes, Including men's basketball player Kyle Tay lor of Portsmouth, Ohio, ha"e been nameli recipients of the · Buck Harless Student-Athieie A'Yard.· The other winners are freshman football player Jeff Shade of New Martinsville, W.Va ., an.d women's · basketball player Klm Mudge of Mansfield, Pa · · The o.word In honor of Mingo County, W.Va., buslnessmanJames H. "Buck" Harless was established to honor leadership a bUllies as well as academic and athletic s kills. Largemouth bass looking suitable By JERRY PICKRELL Ohio Flshennan Magazine Dlstrlhuled by UPI Largemouth bass are starting to look for suitable spawning ~s as the water temperatures In Ohio lakes and streams rtse It won't be long before the actual spawn takes place which will mean a shut-down In the "catchabillty" of bass for a time. Right now. though, they are vu tnerable to fishermen as they will ever be for the rest of this year. The pre-spawn feed Is under way. In shallow water, malescruL..e thE' bOttom In search of nesting sites. Some catches show the fish have already started to form the beds as evidenced by their bloodied tails used m fanning away bottom debris. Males are generally smaller than females, so the fish being taken from shallow water now are not as large as they will be later. The females will arrtve shortly, providing anglers with an opportumty to take hefty fish for a short time. lf you want to try for a big lady bass now, your best bet would be to try deep water areas where there Is an Immediate access to shallow water. Polnts, bars and other structures like them represent gathering places for the fish this . tlmeolyearevE'n though they spend most of thetr tln\e In the deeper water. The most productive baits for either kind of fishing seem to be the bottom buggers. Jigs and Jig andplg combinations are a!tractive to the fish Smaller plastic worms also seem to work welL Splnnerbalts can account for some fish, but they'll be more effective laterln the season when the fish become more aggressive even to the point of eating their own fry as they hatch from the previously guarded nest. When the spawn gets under way, the fish get closed-mouthed. They rarely feed, but they can be enticed to pick up a ball and move It from a nestlng site. Jigs and worms work well for this, too. If you haven't used jigs a lot, you'd be well advised to grab a handful and try them out. Legion sign-up set Baseball slgnup for the Meigs County American Legion baseball team wlll be held at 1 p.m. Sunday a t the Meigs High School field . All boys should take their birth certificates, $7 In registration fees, and gloves and shoes for a short practice session. The rules are that a participant caru1ot be 19 before the first of August. The local team sponsored by Feeney-Benhett Pos1128, American Legion, and Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, Is co-sponsored by lending Institutions of the county and Royal Crown Bottling Co. Sunday's meeting will be held rain or shine. Scioto results COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gerald Bookmeyer guided Gypsy Rocket to a 1% length victory in Thursday night's featured eighth race pace at Scioto Downs. Fanny'sRaveflnlshedsecondand Sir Juggernaut came in third. The winner covered the mile In 2:03 2·5 and returned $5.4() towtn. In the fifth race, tlte 5-4-8 trlfecta combination of Scipio Spark, Jaz KJng and Stellar Don was worth used car auvs 1978 AMC CONCORD ST. WGN ........ S1495 4 speed, PS, good condition. 1978 FORD GRANADA...................... S1495 2 door, auto., PB. PS, Air. 1978 CHEVY PICKUP ........................ S2295 Auto .. PB, PS. Black , 1982 FORD F-100............................ S3995 61/2 ft. bed. 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Supl , Surd"Y Sctrol, 9 :ll a m . morning worship 10:ll am, PJenlng service6 p m, mid-week ~Cf'. WedneSday, 7 p.m GRACE EPJSCDPAL CHURDI, 3:l6 E. Main Sl , Pomeroy. Surda,y services Holy commwUonon the first Sunday of each month, and combined with mcrnlng prayer on the thlrdd Sur.Jay Morringpraycrandsermonon all ~her SUndays of the morth Olurrh School and Nursery care provlli'd Cotfee oour In tOO Parish Hall hunedlately following the servke. POMEROY anJR!,lt OF CHRIST. 212 W. Main SL, Nelt Proodloot past<r. Bible School 9,:D a.m., Morringwcrshlp. lO:l)a m , Youth mel'tlnJI>, 6 00 p m .. E-ng worship, 7 00 p m Wetb?sda,y night p-ay~ mecUng and Bible stOOy Hll pm 'I11E SALVATION hRMY , ll5 Bulternul Ave., POmeroy. Mrs. Dora Wining In c,harge ~rday OOUrHS met>tlng, 10 a m ; Sui'Kia,y Schcd, 10: II a m SurJ:Iay SCtml. YPSM Ek>l.se Adams ~adcr. 7: ll p m. saJvatk>n I'TlCeting. vart>us SIEal<ers and music s~als Thursday, U ]} a m to 2 p m Ladies Home League. mem~ In c~. au wancn Invited , 6 45 p.m Thursda,y. Corps CadeO ctasss (Young Prople-Bible~,l ::ll pm Bible St\l!y and Prayw~~ opm to the public E ClnJRCH OF POMEROY CHRIST, J:ll.l6 Chlldl'e!(s Ho""' Rood (County Road 761 . 992-SZfi Vocal music. SuOOay War sill> lOam.; Blble StWy ll am. Worshlp1 6p. m. Wl"(klesday, ·BlbleStu:ty, 7,p m • OUJ DEXTER .BIIlLE QIRISTIAN Gm<f!.CH. CharlO; Hatlte!ct. pastcr: Unda Swan. Supl . Sunda,y )Setml ~:l) am ; preach· lng services. first and third Suriby following SuOOay Scln:ll. Youth meeting, 7•ll pm rv ery Surda,y. GRAHAM UN ITED METHODIST Pr£>ac hlng 9' 30 a rn. . flrst•a nd sf.'COnd Sun days or ea('h m onth . lhlrd and fourth Sun da)s N1c h mo ntl\ Wors hiP ~r\·lces at 7:,;3Q p ,m, Wednesday PVPnjn~s at ~ 30 p.m. Prayt:or a nd Bible !:;l!,ldY · · SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST. Muib e rry Height s Road, Pomeroy MichaE'I Pi· onkow skt, pas tor, Mart e Spires, Sabbath SChool Sup! Sabbath School at 2 p m on Saturday with wOJ ship wrvlces followin~ al 3 15 p m RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - SISIE'r Ha r rie lt Warn£>r, Supt Sunda y Sc bool 9 30 a m , Morning Worsh ip , 10 45 am POMEROY FIRST BAPI'I~f . David Mann mlnlsler Wil liam Snouffe r, Sunda y School Sup! su nda y School. 9 30 a m . MornlnR: Worship 10 30 a m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. P o mcroy _, Pik£' Dav id Hunt . pastor: Jack Needs. Su nday School Olrt'eclor. Sunda y Scoo l, 9' 30 a m , M o rnln~ Wors hip 10 30, rvt>n ln ~ worship 7 00 p m Tuesda y Vtst · !a lion. 7 p m Wcdn£'sda v. P raver service. 7 30 p m : Miss ion Fr!rnds, 7:30 p m . Girls in Aetlon , 7·.10 p m FAITH TABERNACLE CtiUHCil . Ba. lt>:y Run Road Rev Emme ll Ra"' so n pa s tor Handlrv Dunn , sup! Su nda y Sc hool, to am Sunda v rvcnln~ scrv tcc. 7: 30pm , Bible leaching, 7· 30p.m Thu1sday SYRACUSE MISSION , C: Herry St S) · racu1se St•rvlc€>S . 10 a m Sunday Even in~ services Sunda y and Wt'dncsday at7 OOp. m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHR IST IAN UNION, Rev Kellh Eblin pastor Sunday School 9· 30 a m . Wade Hayma n, sup! : Mo rning WorShip, 10:30a m.: sunda'r' evening service 7 30 p.m , W<'dncsday Prayer Ml'(>tln~, 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rac.lnl" R£>v James SaiiC'rfle ld. pastor Free-man Williams, Supt. Sunday School 9'45 am: Sunday and W<'dnE'sday even lng serv lc('s, 7 p m . MIDDLEPORT FTRST BAPfiST Corn£"r Sixth and Palmer. G('()rgc Rlsot·, Int ~ rlm Pastor Ray Fl£>1ds, S.S Supt , Dan Rlg~s. Asst. Supt . Sunday School, 9: 15 a m .. Morning Worship. 10 15 am : Sun day Evening servlcr 7 R·m Youth ml'CI lnft, 7 :YJ p m Wednesday· evening ser· vice 7 p. m. ChOir practle() 8 p.m . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST. !'i!h and Main Bob Mellon, minister AI Hartson. assoc. minister: Mike G~rlach. Sunday School superintendent . Bible School 9:30am , Morning Worship 10 XI a m Eveni ng Worship 7 00 p m. Wednes· day, 7.00p m Prayer m eeting MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE, Co-pa stoi1'i Rev. Charles Coy le und Rev Nancy Covle. Bill While, Sunday School Supl Sund'ay School 9 30 a m .; MornlngWorshlp10 30a m t Evangelistic mee11ng 7 00 p.m Wednesday, 7:00P m Prayer meeting UNrrED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF Mf!IGS COUNTY Rev. Wahda Jot,nson, Director Harold Johnson Dlrecf.OI' of Education HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -Sunday: Worship services 9:00a .m ., Chu rch School 10· 15a.m, Bible Stud)- Sunday 7 30 p m. Prayerj Group Wednesday at 9:00a .m MTDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Church School 10 15 a m Morning Wor· ship 11:15 am Tuesday. 10 :00 a.m. Bible Study, Thursday. 7:30p.m . Bible 'Study SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY TERIAN - Worship Sf'rv lce 9:00 a .m. Church$chool10 QOa m Tuesda y, lOa.m Bible Study: Sunday. 6p.m . Junior and Senior High Youth Groups . RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD . Pastor, John Evans. Sunday School 10:00 am: Sunday Morning Wonhlp ll:OO a Ql.' Chll· dren's Church 11 am Sunday Evening Service 7:00 p,m . Wed, 6 p.m Young La · dies' AuxUtary WednPSday, 7 p. m~ Fam· lly Worship HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near L.ong Boll om. Edsel Ha rt, pasltr Sunday School 9:30 a .m ; Worship 10:30 a .m .; Prayor meeting ' Thursday, 7: 30 p,m MIDDLEPORT FREEWTLL BAM'IST CHURCJ:!. Corner Ash and Plum. Ralph Cundiff, pastor. Sunday ~ltoollO:OOa.m.: Morning Worship, 11: 00 a.m.: Wednesday and Saturday Evening Services at 7.00 p m and character than our aH1tUde toward antmals. whether they happe n to be our own pets, the nett:hbors' or c reatures of the w• ld In today's world where so many ammal spec~s must depend on the act1ons ot people for the1r very sur11val, we should show them every pps Sible kindness . learn and pract1ce the proper care of our pets and bes•n early to teac h our Children these thtngs Th ts w111 help lo mold the •r characters at the nght ase. w1th a posil1\le etfecl that w•ll extend to the~r lreatment of tess fortu nate human belniS such as the elderly and the handicapped We learn at our House of Worshtp that ktndnes! !hould make no d•strnctlon between people and an1mals because God created and loved al l the 11'111111 creatures on earth WAID CROSS SONS SlORE GrocenesGeneraJ Merchandtse Rac.ne 949·2550 MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Fay Sauer, Dlrector Rev . ,Jamew, E Corhltt, ..\MI8tant NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev. Doll Archer SENTINEL - M•ddteporr P o m e roy . o tti . Phone (6141747 7717 CK SUPERMAR~:,~ ~~~~ MIDDLEPORT JEHOVAH 'S. WITNESS. 373 19 State Roul(' 121 tone mil e f.'ast of Ru!land 1 Sun da y Blbl£' ll"t lun.• 9 30 <t m , Wutchtowe r slud y 10 30 ,1 m , T uesda v. Blblt> study 7 30 p m , T hur sddv, Thcocra llc School 7 30 p m service mee!ln~, 8 20 p .m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Loc·at t•tl on 0 J White Road of Highw ay 160 Pal Hr nson pastor Sunday Sc hool JO am Clas ses ror all ages J un tor Chu rch 11 a m ; Morn ing worship 11 a m Adult Choir p racTice 6 p rp Sundav Young Pf'O pi e's. Children 's Church a n'd Adult Bible Study Wedncsday at 7 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST C HAP EL. 570 Gra nt St , Mlddlepurl Arrtllated with Sou the rn Baptist Convf'ntlon Sunda v School lOam , Mo rn i n~ worship 11 a m , f.ve nlns;: wor ship 7 p m ; Wednesd ay ev£>nlng Bible study and p1ayer m E>e!ln~ 7 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRI ST. St Rt 124a.ndCo Rd ~ M a! kSP£'vcrs , mlnls It'! . Sundav Sthoo l Sup! Har ry Hc.•n · d rlcks, Sunday $t; hoof 9 30 a m . Mornln ji: wu1ship tO 30 am f:vpnln!Z worship 7 p , m WNinf'sda~ worship 7 p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Co rner Sycamore a nd S<>cond Sts , Po ml'IO~' T hE' Rt'v William Mlddl eswarth pst o r Sunda y SChoo l 9 :J:i a m . Church s erv ice 11 a m SACRED HEART 'CHURC H. MSJitr Anthon y Gla nnamorE' Ph 992 · ~8 Satur da y F.vronl ng Mass 7 ;)() p m . Sunda v Mass. 8 a m and 10 am ConfE's slons onl' Mil hour bf'rou• C'a c h Mass CCO l'lassl'S, 11 a m Sund ay VICTORY BAPTIST. 52~ N 2nd St . Mtdd lcpor·t James E Kef'S('{' pastor Sunda y m o rnln~ v.ors hlp 10 a .m Evt•n · lng S£>rvic{> 7 p m . Wednesday f'V('nlnj!: w01shlp 7 p m Vls llall on Thursdav 6. JO p~ ' . Da,•id Currman . pas1or s unday School 9 30a m .; RalphCar i,Supt Even\ngwor s hip 7:30 p.m Prayer mef'tlng, Wednes day 730pm LONG BOTIOM CHRISTIAN, Jody Holland, pa slor; Wallace Damewood. Sunday School SuPt Worship servl('e, 9 a m .; Bible SchoollO am HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH RE'v Thereon Durham , pa slor Sunday School at 9 ]) am, Morning worship at 10 30 a. m ; Sunda y evening service a l7 J) p.m Thursday services at 1 30 p m. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob, located on County Road 31 Rev , Lawrence Gluesencarnp. pastor Rev Roger Willford, a'SSI. pastor. Preaching services, Sunday 7 :W p m P.ray"-'r meeting • WedneSday, 7 30 p.m , Gary Gr lffllh, lt'ader. Youth · groups Sunday ('ventng at 6 30 p m . with Roger and Vlolt>t Wlllfordd , leadE'rs Communion SE'rvlct' tlrst Sunday E:tach month WHITE e HAP_EL . WESt,E)' AN ' - C!IURCH- CoOlVIll e RD . Rev, Pol!lip Rl d Cno~,~r, rJcis tor. ~unrlay Scho~ 9, 30 3.m, worship servke 10 30 am ; Bible st udy RACINE FIRST BAP'T'IST, Steve Oc.>aver Pastor Rober t Smith , Sunday and worship service. Wednesday 7 p. m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sc hool Supt Sundu:v School 9: 30 a m . Mark J o nes, pastor. Bill Nic hols on. Sun Mo rning worship 10 40 am . Sunday day School Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a. m . e\rnl n ~ worship 7 30 p m , WednesdaY Morning Worship and Communi on 10 30 a £'Vc.>nln,R" Bl bl{' st udv 7 .10 p m m RUTLAND BIBLE METH ODIST Am os BURLINC HAM COMMUN ITY Tillis, pa s tor Jay Still'S, supt Su nd ay ntURC H, Burlln~ham Rev 0 k£>v R:.ty School 9 30 a ,m , Morning worsh ip, 10 :1.1 L.a un(l(•rml ll , paslor Ph 992·7:!24 Sundav a m.: Sunday ('venlng service 7 00 p m School tO 00 a m . Su nday r'llrning se rv ice Wed nesday serv ice 7 p m WMPO pro 7 00 p m WcdnrSda'r' rvrn\ng se rv ice. gram 9 a.m each Sunda y 7 uu p m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF TH E NAZA PINE GROVE 'HOLINESS CHURCH.\> RE NE H.ev L.loyd D Grimm. Jr .. pas tor m il£> off Rt 32'1 RPv Bf'n .1 Wa tt s. pa s tor Su nday SChool 9 XI a m , Worship ser vice L£><' Rus.jif'll S S Sup! Su nda'r' Schoo l 9 30 10. 30 a. m ; Young people's sc.>rvlcP 6 p m a m .: Mo rn i n ~ ~orshlp tO · 30 am. Su n· Evangelistic serv lce6 :¥1 p m Wedn~day dav ev ('nln ~ s£> n icL' 7 10 p m . W(l((npsservice 7 p m da v sprvlc'e . 7 .'Ul p m MASON CHURCH OF CHR TST, Miller St , Mas on, W Va Eugene L Conger, ml SILV ER RUN BAP'T'IST Alit Lltllc, nlste r Sunda y Bible Study 10 a m , Wor pastor Steve L\II IP. S S Sup! Su nday ship 11 a m nnd 7 p m Wt'dn esda y Bib!(' SL·hoo l tO am M o rnln~ worsip , t 1 a m . Study, voca l mu s ic. 7 p m Sunday evening wor ship 7 ,10 p m Prave r LIBER'l'Y ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud mt'r tlng and Bible stu d y Thu rsdav. 7 .KIp ding Lane, Ma son, W Va J N T hacker , m.: Yo ulh meeting Wf'dnrsduv ut 7 p m pastor Eveni ng servlcf' 7 JO p m : Wom en's Ministry, Thursday 9· 30 ti.m: CHRISTI AN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH , Wednesday Pra yer and Bible St udy, 7. 15 JK3 N 2nd Ave., Middleport Sunday Pt)l School 10 am . Su nday (>V('nln ji: 6 00 p m HARTFO RD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN LANGSVILLE CHRISTIA N CHURCH, CHRISTIAN UNION Th e Rev Willi am fiob('rt E Mussrr pastor . Sunday School Ca m pbell. pa stor Su nday School 9 30 a !)· 3(1 ,a m: Paul Mus sN, sup! , Morn In~ m. , James Hugh(>$, supt Eve ning serv lcr worship 10 30 a m . Sunda y I:'Hnl n~ ser 7 30 p m Wednsday evening pra ye r m eet viC'£>. 7 p m . mid week scrvlcr. Wednes \ng 7:30 p m Youth pra ye r servi cE' eac h dav . 7 p m Tuesda y SYHACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA FAIRV IEW BIBLE CHURCH Letart. ZARENE . R<'V Glenn McMillan , past or W Va ., Rl 1. James Lf'wis. pas tor Wor Marv Janice La,rnder. Su nda) School shi p Sf'rvh:E'S 9' 30 am : Sunday Schoolll Sup! Sunday School ~~ 30 a .m; Morning a m .~ Eve ning wors hip 7: lO p,m Tuc.>sday wo rship 10 :1.1 a m , Evangeli s tic se rvlcP colla~e pra yer meetlnJit a nd Bible StudY 6p m : PrayerandPraiS(•Wcdnesda y. 7p 9 30 11 m , Worship Sf'f\ Ice, Wednesd ay m .; Youth mC'f'ti n,r.:. 7 p m 730pm OUR S.\V IOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH. Walnut a nd Henry Sts , Ra vrnswood W E DEN UNITED BRETHREN IN va The Rev GOO I g(' c We irick , pas tor CHRIST, Eldt>n R Blake. paslor Sundav Sunday SChool 9· :rl a m : Su nda y worshiP School 10 a m . Gary Ref'd , Lay lead('r ll a m . MornlnR sermo n. 11 a m Su nd ay ni!Zhl CAL. VARY BIBLE CHURCH. located on S('rvlc £>s . Chri sUan Endeavor 7 JO p m . Pom~roy Pike, County Road 2~ near Flat· SonR St'rv lcC' 8 p m Prf'achlng 8: 30pm . wood.!! Re" Blackll.ood . pastor ServiC('S Mid wl.'e k pra yF r meeting. WednL•sdav. 7 onSu nd aya t 10: 30a m and7: 30pm.wllh pm Sund ay SChool9 30 a m . Bible Study. Wed · ncsdav, 7. :10 p. m riEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUS ADE FOR Roger Watson. pastor. Cre nson Pratt , CHRIST St Rl 338 Antiquit y Rev. Sunda~ School Supt Morning wor~htp 9 30 Franklin Dickens; pastor Sunday morn a m , Sunday School10' 30 a m .; Evening tng tO a .m ; Sund<~.y eve ning 7 30 p m service. 7:30 p.rn Thursda y evening 7 30 p m MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shu e. STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP pastor; Joe Sayre. Sunday School Sup! TIST CHURCH. Pa stor Rober! Byers Sunday School 9 45 a .m ., Eve ning, wor Sunday SchOOIIO a m : Worship service I 1 ship 6: .11 p .m., Prayer Meeting, 6 . lO•p.m am., Sunday e"entng serviC<\ 7 30 p m. Wednesday , Wednesday ev@nlng service 1· 30 p.m TUPPERS PLAINS CHURRCH OF INDEPENDE~'f HOLINESS DIURDI CHRIST. Jod)l Holland, minister. Deryl Inc., Pearl ~I ., MlddiC'porl. R£>v O'Dell We lls, Supl Morning worship, 8:00a.m., Manley , pastor Sunda y School 9 30 am .: Churcll SChool9' 00 am . Morning worship 10 ~ am, Eveni ng Ct!ESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZAwors hi p 7 3J p m Tuesda y, 12 ,)) p.m . Wo· RENE . Rev . Herbert (:rat~. pa"tor. men ' s Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7,30 Frank Riffl e, sup!. Sunday School 9 30 a. p m . Prayer and Praise service m ; Worship serv ice, 11 a .m . and 7 p m . CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS Sunday. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Prttyer meet· TOLJC -Va nZandt and Ward Rd E lder lng . Jam~ MUier , past or , Sunday School, LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST 10 30 a .m; worship ServiCl.', Sunday , 7 30 CHURCH Rev . Robert Miller, pas1or. Rop.m.; Bible Study. Wedne~day . 1. 30 'p m bert E . Barton, Dlrec1or ot Chrtsllan Edu POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, cation; Lloyd Wright, asslslant Sunday Harrisonville Road . David Ferrcll, pas· School 9.:Jl a m, Morning worship 10: 3J tor ; Clinton Faulk, Sunday School Supl , a m .; Choir practice, SUnday 6: 30 p.m., · Sunday School 9. 30 a m , morning wor- , Evening worship 7: 30 p m . Wednesday ship, 11 a .m : Sunda) evening service 1· 30 Prayer and Blblf Study_, 7; 30 p m p m Pra yer Meeting , Wrdncsday, 7:30-p . DEXTER CHURCH. OF CHRIST. m ' Charles Russell Sr., minister. Rick Ma· SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD comber, supt Sunday School 9: l) am.; non ·Pentecostal Joy Clark, pastor . Wor · Worship service 10:30 a.m . Bible study, ship service Sunday JO a m .: Sunday Tuesday, 7:30p.m School 11 am . Evening worship &e~VIce REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS 7 00 p m. Wednesday prayer m et•tlhg, 7 00 CHRIST OF; LA'ITER DAY SAINTS. Port· p .m . Jand ·Raclne Road. William Roush, pastor. MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN Linda Evans, church school director IN CHR IST CHURC H, Located In TE'XIIS Church school9 00 a.m; Morning wontp Community off Ct Rt 82 R£'v Robett 10 : 30 a .m ., Wednesday eventna prayer Sanders. pa$1or, Don Will , laylea drr Sun· servke!l, 7:]) p.m da y SC'hool 9: 30am. Morning worship BEtHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl 10: 4!§ a .m : Evening preathin~t serv i ce~~ Shuler, past<r Worship service~ 9:30a.m co nd and rourlh Sunday at i 30 p.m , Sunday Scbool10: 00 a m. Bible Study and Chris tian Endea vor, first and third Sun· prayer service Thursday, 7 : ~ p m . day, 7· l) p m Wednesday prayrr mt'('tlng CARLETON INTERDENOto!INA· and Bible Studv . 7 :mn m T!ONAL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road . Rov . Autt~nd. Ofl•o4S715 J Wm . "8•11" Brown, Owner Attend Church this Sunday ~~here Is no more stgn1t1cant c lue to our nature 214 E . Matn 992 · 5130 Pomeroy Rev. Roy Deeter Rev . Seldon Johnson ALFRED - Church School 9 30 a m. Wo rship , 11 a m. : UMYF , 6 30 p m , UW, T hi rd Tues day, 7. 30 p.m Comm union , first Sunda y {Archei) CHEST ER - Wor ship 9 a m , Church SchoollO a .m : Bible Stud), Thursday, 7 p m , UMW . first Thursday , 1 p m; Com · munion, first Sunday (Archer ) JOPPA - Wors hi p 9 30 a m , Church School 10 30 a m Bible Study, Wednes day, 7·30 p.m {Joh nson) LONG BOITOM - Church School 9 ,X) a m , Worship 7 p m , Bible Stu dy , Wed · nesday , 7 30 p m , UMYF, Wednesday , 6:00 p m .: Com munion First Sunday (Archer) REEDSVILLE - Chun::h School 9 30 a m , Worship Service 11 00 a m (Deeter ) TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL Ch urch School 9 am : Worshlp ·lO a.m; Bible Study, Tuesday, 7 30 p m ., UMW, Third Tuesday, 7 30 p m, Com munion First Sunday (Archer) Cf!NTRAL CLUSTER Rev.. ._,J amet E ..CoJibltt •, Rev. Steven Neb()n Rev Richard Rotheritlcti Rev, Robert E. Roblaaon Rev. Andrew Rubenkllll ASBURY (Syracuse) - Worship 11 am ; Church School 9 41!i•a .m; Charge Bible Shtdy, Wednesdayl 7:30p.m. : UMW , first Tuesday, 7•30- p .rn.; Choir Rehea.rsal , WedneSday 6: 30pm; UMW: fourt))'Sun· day, 6 30 p:m ( Ne!&on )' . · ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a m .; Chur-ah Sr. MollO a .m , Bible Study, Tues· day, 7·30 p.m , UMW, Fi rst Monday, 7 30 p m , UMYF , Su nd ay, 6 p m Choir Re· hearsal . 6 30 p m Wednesday. (Rothe· mlch ) , Jo~ LAT.WOODS - Church School, 10 a .m Worship, 11 a . m , Bible Study, Thursd· da y, 7 p m, UMYF' , Sunday, G p m (Roth<'ml c hi FOREST R UN - Worship 9 am .; Church School 10 am., Choir practice, Tuesday, 6.30 p m, UMW, first Tuesday, 7 30pm (Nelson ) HE ATH (Middlf'porl) - Churc h SChool. 9 30 a m. , Wo r ship 10. 30 a .m ., Blblt> Study, Tuesda y , 10 am ; UMW, second Monday, 7 30 p m, UM W Second Mon d ay , 7 30 p m UMM , Third Monday, 7 30 p m (Robinson 1. MINERSVILLE - Worship Service 10 a m ; Chu rch School, 11 am , UMW, third Wednl'sday, 1 p m Choir prac tice , Man· da y 7 30 p m (Nelson). PEARL CHAPEL - Worship Servlcl' 9 am; C hur~ Sc hool 11 am., UMW second Tuesda~ 7 30 p m , UMYF last Tues· do y, 7 30 p m (ubenkingJ POMEROY -Ch urc h SChool. 9 15 a m . : Worship Service, 10:30 a m .; Choir rehearsal Wednesday , 7: 30p .m , UMW. second Tuesday , 7 30 p m, UMYF, Sunday. 6 p m (Corbitt 1 ROCK ,SPRINGS - Church SChool, 9:15 a .m : WorshiP 10 a m , Bible Study, Wed· nesday, 7: 30pm, UMYF (Seniors). Sunday, 5 p m ; (Juniors) every other Sun· da y, 6 p m (Rothemlch) RUTLAND -Church School, 9 45 a m ., Worship, 10:30 a m , UMW (Evenlnlg Clr· cle) second Wednesday, 7 30 p m, UMW {Arternoon Circle) second Thursday, 1 p. m (Rubenklng) SALEM CENTER - Church School, 10 a .m ; Worship 9:45am (Rubenklng) SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8 30 a m ; Chu rc h School 10 a.m . <Rubenkihgl SOVTHERN CLUSTER 1 Rev. Rorer Graee Rev. Paul McGuire Rev. Keith R . .er APPLE GROVE- ChurchSchool9a m ; Worship, 10 a .m (Firs t and !hlrd Sun· day!J) ; UMW, ~cond Tuesday, 7· 30 p m, Prayer meeting, Wedn('Sday, 7 p l)l _jCrace) BETHANY - Worship, 9 a .m ; Chu rch SC hool. 10 a.m., Bibl e Sludy, WE'dnesday, 10 a.m,; Dorcas Wonl('n's FeiiO"•shlp, Wlrdn~o>sday , 11 am (McGuire) CARME L- Church SChool 9. :ll a .m : Worship, 10 · 4!1 a. rn Second and Fourth Su ndays; Fellows~lp dinner wl1h Sutton, 1hlrd 'thursday , 6 JJ p m (McGuire) EAST LETART- Church SChool9a m. , Worship 10 a .m. second and fourth Sun days; UMW flr5t Tuesday, 7 30 p m. (C race) L.ETART FALLS - Wor ship 9 a. m, Church SchoollO a.m . (Grace) MORNTNG STAR- Worship. 9 f5 a m . Church School 10 30 a.m, Bible Study, Thunday, 7 .ll p m (Rader). MORSE CHAPEL - Chu rch SChool9: :ll a .m .: Wonhip 11 am . (Rader) RACINE WESLEYAN - · Church School, 10 a rn ; Worship, 11 a.m , UMW fourth Monday 7:30pm.; Men's Prayer Breakfast, Wednesday, 7 a. m (G race) SUTION - Church School , 9: 30 a m , Morning worship 10: 45a m first and third Sundays, Fellowsh ip dinner wtlh Carmel, third Thursday, 6:30p.m . {McGuire) . KENO CHURCH OF CHR IST, Oliver Swain, Supt Sunday School 9· 30 a .m ev· e ry week. • tiOBSON OIRISTIAN UNION, Rev. Tom Staten, pastor Sunday School. 9 30 a m; EvenlngSendce7:30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7:30p.m. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Duane Warden, minister Bible clan 9: 30a.m , Mornlng 'Wor5hlp 10' :KJ a m .; Evening Worship 6: :KJ p .m . Wednes· day Bible STudy 6 JO p .m . NEW STIVERSVTLLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Sunday SChool service, 9: 45 a m.; Wonh1p service 10:30 · a.m; Evangellstlt Service 7' :Jl p m Wcdnes· day; Prayermeellng7.30 p m. Thursday. ,, Serv1ce Stree~ lliE DAILY ·jv. . FURNI~~~!ROWAR~I r t;;J7'\. & ~ 997 ·9921 M •ddteport Pomeroy NEW YORK ,., ~ CLOlltiNG HOUSE :~,• KERMIT'S KORNER Pameroy, Ohto ms of Columbus. 0 10~ W Ma.n "7·7311 Pomeroy EWS & SONS SOHIO ~~~~~! ' ~Prescnpt•on~ Mteldleport Pomeroy 992 Nattonwtde Ins . Co. [H 7U S Second F Fultz J Marcus Fultz cnester MIDDUPORT BOOK SlORE Church Office Supplies H Mtll St. • P. J. 'PAUL£Y, AGENT VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. John R;ay R1ggs Sl. Rl. The Interested Businesses Listed On ,This CENTER, INC. ~-. The Daily Sentinel One of few trainers not apparently satlsfed with· hls post draw was D. Wayne Lukas, whose colt Tank's Prospect will run from the four hole. "I'd like to be a little farther out, but It's not that bad with a 1.3-horse field,'' said Lukas. If I could have picked I would have wanted the 10, 11 or 12 hole." The Daily Sentinei-Pege-6 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio ' Twenty colts entered last year's Derby, the richest ever with a total purseof$712,400. Thel\I!Sfieldlsthe smallest since Genuine Risk beat 12 rivals In 1!81. In addition to the first -place check,lf all13entrantsgotothepost, second wlll be worth $100,t:ro, third good for $50,t:OO and fourth, $25,t:ro. Browns may have · five quarterbacks in fall ca~p By ROBERTO DIAS Friday. May 3. 1985 LIVI NC WORD CHESTE R CHURCH OF' GO D- GilbPrt Spt!ncer, pastor. Sunday School 9 30 a m. Morning S('rv lce 10 00 a m ; Sunday e v('nln g se rvlct' 7 00 p m , Mid W(l('k prayer se1vlc£> Wednesda y 7 p.m M'P OLIV E CO MM UNll'Y HURCH, Law rcnc£' BU!ih. pas tor .=Ma)l F ol me r ·Sr. ~u J)T Sunflay School ii!HI M QI nln g WO'r.~hlp 9, .10 a m , Sunil a)' evPnfng serv ice. ' p m , Youth m ee tln ~ a nd Bible Study Wednes· day 7 p m. UN IT ED FAITH CHURCH Rt 7 on Po· mc roy By· Pass RP~ Robe r 1 E SmiTh , Sr. . pastor M<•lvl n Drakt•. S S Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morning Wor shi p 10 30, Evf'nlns;: Worship 7 30 p m Wedn £>S da y Pray£' r Sc1vicli' 7 30 p JTl FAIT H BAPTIST CHURCH Railroad St . Ma so n Sund aY SchOol 10 a m , Morn· In~ wor~hlp 11 a m , E v cnln~ sc1 vke 6 p m Pr::aym mcNin~ a nd Blhlf' Stu dy Wed nt•sd.•y 7 p m FOR EST RUN BAPTIST. Rev NyleBOJden. pa s1or Corn<>llus Bu nc h sup t S und ~I Y Sc hool 9 30 <t m Rf'cond and ""- ~ fourth Su ndays wor..shlp service at2:l) p. m MT MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and Main Sj • Middlepo rt Rev Ca lvin Minnis , pastor Mrs Elvin Bumgardn ~r , sup! Sunda y SC huul 9 30 am .: Worship service 10· 45 a ,m SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - J oseph B Hoskins e\la ngellst Sunda y Blbl(' Study 9 am; Wors hip , 10 am .; Sun day eve ning SE'rvlce 6 p.m .. WednL>Sday eve ning ser vice 7 p m PENTE COSTAL. ASSEMBLY . Raclnt>, Rt. 124 William Hoback . paslor Sunday School 10 a m .; Sunday eventna service 7 p m Wednesday e ven ing service 7 p m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don C h eadl~ . Sup! Sunday School 9: 30 a .m Morning Wors hip 10 JO a m Pr:.yer se rvtcf, alleomate Sundays MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third Av(' Rt>" Cla rk Baker. pa stor Carl Not · Tl ngham . Su nd ay School Sup!. Sunda y School 10 a m wit h classes fo r all ages Even in!'! services aT 6 p m Wednesday Bl · ble stud y a t 7' 30 p m . Youth sel'\tces Frl · day at 7: :10 p m ECCLES IA FELLOWSHIP, 128 Mill St .. Middl eport Bro!h('r Chuck Mc Pherson. pastor Sunda} School 10 a m . Sunday ('vc nlng se rvicE'S at 7 p m and We-dnesda y serv lcPS at 7 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Ear l Shuler , pas lor Su nda y School 9 30 a m . Churc h service. 7 p m . Youth m ee11 n£ 6 p .m . Tut>sdav Blbi P STudy a t 7 p. m F UL L GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE 3.1045 Hila nd n oad , Pomfl roy Tofn Kelly, pas· tor Danm· Lambert. S S Sup! SU nd ay m ornlnR Sl'rV\C() a! 10 a m , Sunday Pve n lng serv ice 7 30 p m Tu('sda y a nd Thursday S£'rVICPS al 7<10 p m WORD OF f AITH . 93 Mill St , Middle· port Suada y morning servlcP 10. 15 a .m , Sunda y l'vt•mn~ 7 30 Thursda y mornlnJC Btblr- stud y 10 a m Wednesda y eve n l n~ 7<lJ p m · NEW ~AVEN CHURCJI OF THE NA ZARENE. R('\1 . ClendOli Stroud , pastor SU f)d a:v ~hoo\9 :10 a ,m . Worshtps('rvlce. 10. 30 a. m .: Youlh serv ice Suntlay 6 1!§ p m Sunday eve ning serv fce 7·00 p.m . Wt"d n('!i.dav Pray('r M('('Tinl'! and Blbl(' Study 700pm NEASE SETILEMENT (;H URCH. Sun -.• dav aflf'rnQOn S(>rVIC(IS ar 2:30. Thursda y tivf'nl ff~ sen/l~s al 7 30 FIRST B~ PTIST "CHORCII . M ~scin W. V.a Pas to'r. Out Murphy SundB YSc hoo llO a m : Sunday E'Vt>nl n ~ 7 30 p.m P rayE"r ml'('tin~ a nd Blbll.' st udy Wt'dnesdet y 7 30 p m E:vf' ryon£' wrlcome ' R UT LAND FREE WILL BAPTIST. Sa IC' m St Rrov Pa ul Taylor . paslor Sunclav School 10 a m , Sunda y evening 7 30 p.m · Wl"dnPS dav f'VC'nln~t prayPr mf'f'l l n~t 7 30 pm . SO UTH BETHEL NE W TESTAME NT C HURCH Sliver Rldgt> Duant> Syd(:OO· strlc: ke r pastor Sunday School 9 a m Churc h Sf'I'VICt' 10 a m Blblt' Stud\' Wed · nf'sda v at i 30 p m Junt> lhru September i p m Octobl.'r thru May Sunday ev~:> nln ~ FC'Ilowshlp 7 p m Junfo Thru Sepl<'mhE>r. 6 p m October lhru May Daily scriptures Sunday "The people that walked In darkness have seen a great light ." (Isaia h 9. 2. KJV) • The Prayer for the Day: Give us courage. dear God, to let the light of our faith shine where It Is needed most by others. In Jesus' name. Amen. The Thought for the Day: Because of Christmas, darkness can no longer prevaU Monday "My father and mother may abandon me. but the Lord will take care of me." (Psalm 'n.lO, TEV) The Prayer for the Day: Dear Lord. help us live In such contmuous communion with You that we are never _overwhelmed with loneliness. In Jesus' name. The Thought for the Day God has said, "I will never leave you or forsake you " Tuesday "I say unto you, Love your enemies. bless them that curse you, do !lood to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, a nd persecute you ." (Matthew 5·44, KJV) The Prayer for the Day: Lord, let Your spirit of love sunace In our dealings with those who are our enemies. We pray In Jesus' name. Amen. · The Thought for the Day: Love and forgiveness are divine. Wedne!lday "Unless a grain of wheat falls Into the earth and dies, It remains a lone; but lf It dies. It bears much fruit. " (John 12:24, RSV) The Prayer for the Day: Dear Lord, Master and Lord of all ttmes, help us to live ln this world In the light of eternity. Lead us through death to Immorality. In Your precious name. Amen . The Thought for the Day: Beyond death we will find endless llfe. Tbunday "The teacher of the law wanted to justlfy himself, so he asked Jesus, 'Who Is my neighbor?'" (LUke 10;28, TEV) The Prayer for the Day: Dear Lord, help us to probe the mind of the Savior and so to find guiding truth for every situation. Amen. The Thought for the Day: Searchers for truth can find honest answers In Jesus. Frtcla.y "Finally then, find your strength In the Lord, In his mighty power." (Ephesians 6:10, NEB) T)le Prayer for the Day: 0 God, You who are both father and mother to us, help us to draw from Your strength In au situations. Amen. The ThOught for the Day: God's strength and love help us do the Impossible. . ' - �~ Page-6-The Daily Sentinel • Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Beat of the bend Encouraging words By BOB HOEFLICH Sa&W Staff Wrtler Tuesday will be primary election day. but PomE'roy and MkldiE'port wUI have nothiqg at cooking then> were contests among candidates who flied earlier. However, In two sections of the county, voters will go to the polls on TUesday. In the Eastern Local School Dist rlct, voters will decide upon a 6.37 mlJI bond iSSUE'-taX levy Which would provide funds for a building program In tbe district There's a l!'rrlflc amount of s tate money promised for the project In Syracuse Village voters will go to the polis Tuesday to decide on a 1.8 mill, five year tax levy for current expenses. Polls In both the E;astern Local District and Syracuse Will be open from 6:JJ a.m. to 7::JJ p.m. Tuesday. '" Donna Carr, Meigs Local School .. ,_,_ District Central Office secretary, ,, would like to acknowledge the four beauty shops whicb took parlin the annual halr-a-thon for hear!. The shops donated a percentage of their plJ)Ceells for a week to the Meigs County Branch' of the American Heart Assn. The shops included Chateau, For the Both. of You, Brenda's BoutiQue, and Top of the Stairs. Jbn Diehl, retired Meigs High School Principal, is home again. You didn't know he was gone? Well - believe me, he has been gone. Jbn had some health problems and was admitted to· the Holzer Medical Center. He was sent from there to University Hospital in Columbus where he underwent a double heart bypass two weeks ago. He's now home and is doing finehowever, no company for a ·few ilays. Thank you for your cards and · kindnesses to well-known Meigs ., resident, E.J. Hill. lie's at home on tbe Flatwoods Road and .Is being cared for by his daUghters, Eunice Jones, Mary Nicely, and ·Janet Theiss and . his granddaughter, Cynthia Ord. His illness came on fast. And gradua II'S of the class of1955 of Middll'port lllgh School hope to plan some very special activities as a part of the high school reunion on Friday, May 3, 1985 Friday, May·3, 1986 I area TB· clinic scheduled on Monday .Mrs. Joan Tewksbary, R.N., Meigs County tuberculosis nurse, will be conducting a community tuberculin skin !!'sting clinic at the firemen's hall In Rutland Monday evening from 4:JJ to 7:JJ p.m., or until those reporting have been processed. Chlldren who will be entering kindergarlen may received their l'l'quired skin test at this time. The emergency squad members will be conducting a blood pressure clinic during the same bours. Thislsalree service and the public is urged to take advantage of the clinic. Anyone needing further lnforma· tlon may call 992-3722. 92nd birthday celebrated FamAY ... "LEE'' ... ... . 10°/o ,;.\t.1S . o,-s OFF ... "'· .. ~· 11.2 5. ... ... Ill: Ill Ill ~ MUD RI~ER BAND Ill Ill Ill Ill I 1:00 P.M. --.- Ill Ill ROCK SPRINGS - Pomona Grang,.. meets Friday, 8 p.m. at the GTange Hall. .. RUTLAND- A teenage dance will be hek!S-11p.m. Frldayevenlng at the Rutland Civic Center with music by Flashback. Admission will be S3 single and $5 couple. Harrisonville happenings FROM A POJ'VIOERY- Meigs County Fox ·Chasers AS'lOClation wUI meet Friday, 7::ll p.m., at the cabin on Eagle Ridge. Ill· LEE SYRACUSE - Revival Friday NELSONVILLE - ." Nursing care makes the difference" is the message behind National Nur!lf'S' · Day Monday, May 6, 1985. 'file Ohio State NurSes' Association joins the American Nurses' Association (ANA) and our nation's 1.7 million registered nurses In marking this event. ANA President EuniceCoie, RN, targets coriipetltlon in health care and the availability and affordabll· lty of health care services as critical national issues. "These questions . Mrs. Audley (Allen) Brewer will be celebrating her 86th birthday on May 9. Friends and relatives are Invited to send cards or better yet, drop by her home on the ' Osilg i KNOW. You weregoingtowash • the car AND cut the grass, but then the rain came so you had to have a nap on the couch. That's o.k, Rest up - the sunshine is going to be around for a few days and you can catch up. Pleasant dreams - and do keep smiling. ' ' ' The StlversvWe--Portland Road for a visit to make ..,day. Cardscan be sent to her at 315lll Brewer Road, Portland, Ohio 45710. Sentinel Public Notice PUSUC NOTICE In tho of tho Ellllte of .......... Wii\t.. 'EDlTION Whitlatch. Wlnnerofthe!ruitbasket was Bernice Durst. Next week's welghlnwWbefrom5:~to6:~p. m. :TOPS 1383 has meeting TOPS Club 1383 met AprU 29 at beld May 4 at Phllo High School. Cheshire Baptist Church. Betty Duncan Falls, ·ohio. Meinbers who : Lemley read God'~ Hand Is Always will be attending are Freda Hender:There. Mamie Stephenson led tbe son, Mamie Stephenrron, Edith · prayers, with pledges being led by . Gardner and Catherine Utile. The : Shari Blackwell. theme Is ":TOPS For All Seuonl." : Freda Henderson, weight re- Janet Thomas, leader. has precorder, announced that the best pared a scrapbook tor thla event. losers and ribbon winners of the ' A workshop will be held June 1 at were Barbara Comer and the YMCA, i:..ancaater, Olilo. All ' Shari Blackwell. Edith Gardner members are invited to attend. Anyone wtahlng more ·lnforma. : and Barbara Comer were honored ' as AprU Best Losers. Losers Are. t1on on becotnlna a TOPS member :Winners contest was won by Edith may call Edith Gardner ai367·71K12 . . or Freda Henderson at 992-'l!iO. ;Gardner. . Area Rl!Cognltlon Day will be Coutt ·, ~~~~=NERAUI · ·. ( - ~to-iltdocodent'• .... I ... offwr for . . ot . . . - - o n tho 11th • . , of Mly, 1811, et 10:00 AoM.. 8t tho fiDnt - o f tho . ~ COUnty Court Houoe. , -tho· fottowlng <foocrlbod . A!QiMlv;_ . POMEROY -MeigsCountyFish and Game Association mretlng Saturday with work session starting at2p.m. HARRISONVILLE - The regu· lar stall'd meeting of Harrisonville Lodge 411 F&AM wW be held Saturday at the special timeof5:JJ p.m. with work In the fellowcratt degrEe. Refreshments will follow. The meeting wUI then ~me · at 7: :Jl p .m. with work In ihe master mason degree. Ali masons are welcome to attend. .REEDSVILLE - A bike--a-thon to benefit cystic fibrosis wUI be held that are only lately receiving attention from multiple segments of society'have long been of concern to nurses," she said. "On National Nurses' Day, we rededicate ourselves to providing quality nursing care services to the public at prices they can afford." Nalional Nurses' Day gives consumers a chance to remember registered nurses whOSl' care has made a difference In their livi'S and the lives of their families. "Nurses make the dlffe~nce from prenatal RliTLAND..:..LadlesAuxlliaryof Fire Department bake sale, Satur· day at Rutland Department Store, ' starting at 8 a.m. RUTLAND - Rutland PI'O will sponsor a nea market and bake sale Saturday from8a.m. to3p.m. atthe elementary school. RACINE - Regular meeting of Raclnl' Chapter 134, Order of Eastern Star, Monday evening at Racine temple. Officers to r.eport. early for . short cleaning session. .• .... ' Photos will be printed this size. GRAND OPENING!!! WEDS., MAY 1 thru SAT., MAY 4 •SIGN UP FOR DOOR PRIZES MONDAY lst Prize: Zebco 202 Rod & Reel Combination RUTLAND - Christian 50minute flbn ,'The Hidden Holocaust, to be shown free at Rutland Civic Center, Monday, 7 p.m. Imme· dlateiy following the tum, the Meigs County Alternative to Aborilon · 2nd Prize: A Tackle Box Relmhme11t1 Semd til /Jfg Ftldtg '"'We Now Carry Fishing 1!. Tackle Supplies" education, to industrial safety counseling, to care of the persons who choose to die at ' home, to comfort and ~ounseUng Of thelr families and survivors,'' said Ju· dith Carr, president of the Southern Hills . Nurses' Association. "Ott Nurses' Day, Wf! ask the citizens of Southeastern Ohio to remember registered n11rses in hospitals, schools, Industry, the community, and other setllrigs who daily provide quallty care at affordable prices." · CTR-58 by Realistic"' PHONE 992-2156 Or 2995 Reg. 49.115 Public Notice T!OCt 1: AI tho ·cool and Aid tot: tllence EllsU bout 31 rods to tho ptoco of beginning. which is dn:ribod .. fvftowo: 180 ...... of tend off of tho cont.ining "'..... . -ondof800Cf01Dt 1195 - ml- petroleum oil, - . I - · oto:. on, In and .. idolotolnil tho fol-ng .... - -- 3· .-:. 'thiofioot ·Nortj1 82 . iiljl3 ~... to lhi Norih line 01 , s" I . . . PU blIC 8 e locatetl at 224 Union An. in Pomeroy, Ohie. Estoto of tho late Orpho James. 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Town 3, Range 12.. Atoo 21'1 boundocl on tho South bv · tho Old Town Rood nJnning in o ........, lno Eoot and bv tho end on tho .ction line NMing Eost lnd ' Welt bet! ••n Section 1 and 6, llid 2Yl acres being tn 8ection 8 end adjoining fim - ,.,tioilod pieco of 10 IC,..,. Troct It: The minorato inot including cool! OM ~um ol and natulot goa. on and v•ldoiylng tho fvf-ng des· c:ribod . .t OOlite: Situate in Sutton Town1hip. Melga 1·~~~~=~-ond 1 ond u bou.f<ltlows. ID-wit: Being acreo of lond off of lhe Eoot ond of tho falourlag dMcaibed 40 ACre~, ID-wlt: 40 of fond off the East end of • trocl of t.nd oofd e n d - bv Peter Horpotd 10 Colon McKnight ond doled AQril 13. 1887, . in Sec:lion 8, Town 2. Rill1gii 12 of. tho' OhiO C<ifi'P'ny'l """".... ~ end !IXQOIPI 2V. licroil of filnd .out of !he .-.. ' - 01 aid troct..of fond now· ownedbv~-­ t...tng In IOid - . SCT-90 by RealiStic more or ihe COif Ui~ tho ~:7..- ~ ll<lreo is ~· pony'oPu-. 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Call Carolyn Tripp at azaleas & Rhododendrons. .HUDNALL PLUMBING & HEATING --SUNDAY ALFRED ....: The Alfred Youth Group wUI sponsor a mother-' daughter banquet Saturday, 6: JJ p.m., at the Alfred United Me!llodist Church. Chicken·noodledinners will be·$3.50 for adults, $1.75 for students and $1 for children under six. For information call Ruth Brooks at 9854152 or MarUyn Robinson at 985-3829. Complete line of wptable &.bed· dirw plants. harwirw baskets, potted plarits - bloomirw &foliage, shrubbery, rose bushes, Elementary POMEROY SchOOl PI'07:JJp.m. Monday at the school. ~· CHESHIRE - Songfest Saturday at 7 p.m. at Poplar Ridge Church featuring Heaven Bound Four. Public Notice SAT., MAY 4, 1985-10:00 A.M. 111 P.OMEROY - A hymn sing will be held Saturday 7 p.m. at the Poplar Ridge Church. "TheHea:ven Bound Four" will be featured Public Notice ·ESTATE AUCTION Cub pack joins in camporee Parking lot at6: :lla.m.Saturday.A . Golla CountY·- 8 .TOPS OH 57Q conducts meeting MIDDLEPORT - The Midd!E'port Youth League will have tall day Saturday along with a bake·sale at the central Trust Bank corner beginning at 9 a.m. Writt 01111, S.ntintl Claltitit• Dtpt. ., new contest was started by VIrginia POMEROY - The Pomona Grange wlll meet at 8 p.m. Friday night at the Rock Springs Falr· grounds. The state prince and prinCI'SS wil be guests. Group wUI hold monthly business rriretlng; public Invited. ll1 Collr1 St. POIMfO,, Ohio U769 BABY Cub scouts attending were Matt Michael, Jeremy Buckley, Chris Paulsen and Tommy Wilson, webe· los; · Andy Wolfe, Jerrod Van lnwagen,- Jared Ridenour, Tyson Rose, and J .R. Ridgeway, bear cubs; Joe Karschnik, V.J. Van Meter, Jeff Stetbem, Ryan Buckley; Todd Michael, David Johnson, and Lee Connolly, wolf cubs; Michael Smith, Brian Hoffman, Ryan Clonch, Mica Otto, Eric Hill, Eric Hollon, Chris Michael, and Eric . Tuttle, tigers; David Van Inwagen, Lisa Stethem, and Brandon Buck· ley, mascots. 985-3329 for more information. ~lngers. The Daily Sentinel . cussed and members were reminded to meet at the Kroger LOWER PLAINS - Hymn sing Friday at Zion FreewUI Baptlst Church, Route 682, Lower Plains, with "Saved" singing group, 7: :lJ p.m. . Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Belleville Locks and Dam In Reedsville. Fo more Information call LucUle Kimes at985-4142. Hubbard's Greenhouse .MOW OPEN FOR $PRIMO SEASON ·National Nurses'. Day planned LEE .. LEE -- MIDDLEPORT - Heath Unill'd Meihodist Church in Middleport will hold a rummage sale Friday and ·Saturday from 9'a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. WESTERN STYLE OUTLET LEE through Sunday at Syracuse First Church ol God, 7 p.m. each evening with Rev. Bill Wl"rden evangelist. SATURDAY LEE JEANS - In a unanimous Yote, lhe Student ;.:·siudents,',~id P11l1Ups.c . .. .. . .. Senate of Rio Grande College lind Phillips. son . o!. A'ustln PhlUlps. Community College selected Vlrgtl -and the l~te Maxine PhiUips of PhiUips of Middleport to be a Middleport, resides wllh his wife student senator. Gina and daughter Nichol In · Randy KI'SSenger and Vlrgtl Middleport. A student majoring 1n PhiUips are the only two senators so<:tal work, Phillips returned to that are not ellber residents of Rio cqllege after over 10 years and is Grandi> or living on campus of the now active on campus. He is a college. member of the Commuter Task According to Phillips, his appoint· Force, Student Senate and Is active ment is Indicative of the Increased In several commlttei'S Including sensitivity of the college to the child care options for · students, -needs of the commuter students. faculty awareni'SS, and others. There has been a significant growth "VIrgil has proven himself to be In the number of commuter academically successful and com· students In the past 10 years. mltted to serve the needs of au "Commuters represent two students,'' according to Myriam ' thirds of the students and student Ruthchlld, Commuter Task Force senate is be¢nnlng to reflect these Advisor. :week POMEROY - Revival continUes until May 12 at Bethlehem Baptist Church with services at 7: 30 each evening; Earl Shuler, pastor. Mrs. Esta · White, Keno Hill, prepared dinner. observed her-92nd birthday recently Mrs. White later was the guest ol May 25. Memtx>rs of the class who · with her nephews an(l nieces, Mr. another nephew and his family for a • are Uvlng In this. area are being and Mrs, Richard Smith, and Mr. decorated cake and Ice cream. asked to meet at ' the LaSalle and Mrs .. Keith Casdorph, Colum- Others joining •In the celebralon s~ Restaurant In Mlddleport at 7: JJ bus, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Will were William Frecker, Sharon Ill pill! Wednesday evening to begin plans Charleston, c:Oming for the day: Michael, Donna Thle, Mrs. Clark 1ft for the special a<:!Mtles. Whlle they had planned to take Mrs. Ihie, and Mrs. Floyd Weber. Mrs . Ill White out for dinner, Mrs. Marcia White was presented cards and · ' ' So many Pomeroy people, partie· Keller and Mr. and Mrs. Roger gifts. • ularly In the business-se<:tlon know Keller surprised them with a Leo Gilmore. Leo will be observing a birthday anniversary on May 22 and is Ul looking forw;u'd to that Leo's cane Ill Ill - which is his constant companion - Is a real oldie. It belonged to his Recent dinner gui'Sts at the home Epple of Richard Nelson were late Grandfather Gilmore. Leo's of Mrs. Eugene Atkins and Ruby afternoon callers. resides at 324 E. Main St. In Diehl were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mrs. Frances Young and Miss Pomeroy. Atkins and sons'Michael and John Barbara Sleple of. Indiana visited of Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. Gloria over the weekend in North Carolina 111 The Pomeroy Health Care Cen· Riggs, Mark, Danny, Linda and with Bill Sieple. ' ter, now headed by Peter Crane, is Lisa Riggs, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alkire visited Ill ROUTE 33 Ill· planning a busy week or May 12 Alkire, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell recently with Ray Alkire In _. HARTFORD, W. VA. Mother's Day - through May 17in and Cheryl,. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Columbus. • observance of National Nursing Alkire and Christopher and Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bishop Home Week. Mrs. Pauline Atkins and Mrs. attended a square dance festival in The staff is quill' busy with the Nonna Lee. Mike Epple and Frank ~rgla for a week. • planning lor the upcoming event and we'D lUI you In on aU of the r-------------------------------------------~---------------------------------------------. details a ·bit closer to the week. - Sharon Matson was the top IOSl'r at this week's meetingo!TOPSOH · 570 held at the WordofFaith Church on the T in Middleport. KathY : McDaniel, leader, presided at the rneetjn!t with Peggy VIning giving the seCretary's report. , . Area recognltloit day was dis· _....__ FOR JEANS SATURDAY, MAY 4th ; Newest ·. stUdent senator.at RG_( Middleport 1r14n . Members of Chester Cub Scout Pack 235 joined other area scouts for the arlnuai spring camporee at the 0.0. Mcintyre Park In Gallipolis. The scouts enjoyed competitive activities to earn patchi'S and other games In 1he park. Attending were JoAnn Newsome, Terry Newsome, BUI Buckley, Cathy Workman, Jerry and Linda Van Inwagen, Jon Karschnik, Keith Karschnik, Ca-· rolyn Smith, Don Van Meter, Terry and Melanie Stetbem, Ronald and Debbie Cion<; h. Mickie Hollon, Mr. and Mrs. Michael, Brenda Tuttle, Mrs. Connolly, leaders and parents. POMEROY - John Leist, ClrciE'vllle, president of Ohio REACT (;ouncu, wlll speak at meeting of Meigs CountyREAC"rTeam"at7::ll Friday at senior Citizens Center, Pomeroy. LEE LEE LEE LEE Sentinei-Page-7 The I~ I �---~ ' • Page- 8- The IN THE COMMON PI.EAS COURT MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF M~le Dawn Ram"bura CASE NO. 247~6 - NOTICE BY PUBUCATION 'TO: THOMAS WILUAM HO· SCHAR. - kno..., addNII: Route 1, W•t Columbia v.. .w You are hereby notifted that on the 24th ct.y of J.-. t985 .. tO:OO A.M. a hearing w;11 be hekf in me Common Plea. ·1 Juvenile Dlvltio n. Card of Thanks 'CARD OF THANKS Me•g• County, Ohio, ""' ad"PPion of Michelle'"'Dawn Hooc:hllr by Edward tiarold Remsburg and ,.....,tal be grent&d Robert E. Buck, Judge end Ex-Officio Cleoi<. 141 19, 26 (51 3. 10. 17, 24, 6tc 1 We the family of JESSIE GAUL WEBER wish to ex· press our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends and neighbors an,d fam ily for the many acts of kindness during the illness and death of our beloved mother and grandmother. Many thanks to the Chester ladies Auxiliary, who prepared and served delicious food . ~ ·2 Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank ~he staff of Holzer Hospital , Drs . Gene Abels and Zinnia Dayo for therr care of John Guinther. Thanks to Ewing Funeral Home, all of our neighbors and friends for therr help during our loss. Special thanks to Humphreys and Mclain families and to Neil Proudfoot and all members of Pomeroy Church of Christ. Your kindness wtll never be forgotten . Danny and Nancy Griffith and Family Chtldren : Iris Wils on and Cleo Smith and Grandchildren . .. In Memoriam w Real' Estate General IN MEMORY OF MY DEAR NEPHEW KEITH G. AEIKER. SR. It has been two years smce you went away. The days are long and lonely without you. You will always be loved and remembered . God , give you • . rest. TEAFORD Real Estate ..!J~TO _ <' 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(6141-992-3326 DEXTER - Good construcbon. 3 BR home, lull basement lurnace, ·Woodburner, stove, relngeralor, dbl. carport and lg. lot lor tra1ler hookup Asking Aunt Alma Riggs KEITH G. ~ "''** ....................... ._. POMEROY·, 992 -2259 0. Golli:o County - Approx. 35 acre comer lot, ae reator septJC system, l'h car ga rage wrth worl<si'<Jp, ely water. $12,000. ' COUNTRY - lovely 3 BR remodeled. Full basement c.arpetmg, lurnace, wood· burner. dbl. garage and level acre. . · · ·.' '·> .- lt"a ago taft The .. bean two yelirs May 4th since you ua so suddenly. pain is still with ua ~oday at It was then . We con never fill that empty apace . We all loved you then and we love you now. We each have our memo· , ries of you in a place that no one c an touch With pain in our hearta and tears in our eyes, we ask God to keep you ufe, and at ran gave your best. From Wife. Oeloree Aeiker; Mother , Chit · Jlren. Grondchildren and Great-Grandchil- ' 20 ACRES - House under root. kJts of firewood.-near Great Bend tor tUSI $16.000 POMEROY - Good 3 or 4 BR older home. Oak floors. some carpeti ng eQiupped krtchen and hot water heat Only $29,500 REALTORS Henry E. Cleland Jr 992-6191 Dottie Turner 992-5692 Jean Trussel 949·2660 CALL US NOW TO SELL AT 992·3325. Sue Murphy, Millon Roush Holen, Virgil and lruc1 Taoford Housing Headquarters OPEN HOUSE May 4, 1985 and May 5, '1985 to 4:00 ·It.M. · 20 yean "'Free Eatimate1" 54 Misc. Merchandise lAT. I. .$1JN. ·oNLY OWN YOUR OWN BIG FOOT PARK NO MONEY DOWN . $.50 PEl MO, Estimates" 4/ 4/ tln AFFOIDAIIE • PORIAil£ ~ •' McGHIE REALTY BLACKWOOD HOME SPAS 40037 !umntr Rd. Po-oy: OH. SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bed - tion room . located on' 8 acres. Large farm pond. Racine area. HOUSE WITH GARAGE, small shop and shower in basement. Four rooms and bath , 2 . 4-10-1 mo. Furniture, Wtdtling WE ARE YOUR SAlES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA I \ 411/ l mo. YOUNG'S & Garage• Roofing Work Aluminum I Vinyl Sidings 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7611 CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons end remodeling - Roofihg and gutter work - Concrete work - Plumbing and electrical 11-1-tlc •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Wt Hut AF1ll Tl•• Shp Tte.lleiu- work HYDIOfECH CHEMICALS SigM, RubiNr Stompt, 491 Gen. Hartinger ,kwy. Middleport, Ohio HRS. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Day . Night 1-614 1-304 992-2S49 773 -5634 3/2/tln R lV . . . Gutters· Downspouts OHIO Gutters Cleaned Painting Storm Doors & Windows Siding - Soffit Work PIPNEER CARPn & UPHOLSTERY . 949-2263 or 247 ·464'1 SJ49s.oo'~.~· Expert Service And Quality Name Brands At DISCOUNT PRICES CLEANERS 985-3561 a:·: ' 4 All Mtke• lone Bottom. OH . 45743 •Wuhere •Diehw•ahen •Reng11 •Refrigerator• •Dryera •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE . . Licensed Clinical Audiologist 3: (614) 446 -'7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 · s -t3 fin 4-S·IIc RENT A CAR a•• CALL Dave Hebbs 446-4522 "We Rent For less" U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL Rl. 124,Pomtray Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR • AIIO '""'"'"''" 304-675-6276 • 3-24-lfc IN VEHICLE A 'lllft·A-Cormtroduce ~ou to Help Wanted ~· , the modem way tho "hicle of your OOWN PAYMENt LOWE• MOIITHL Y PAYMENT BlACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK lEASING Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 Dextlll', OH. *YIN Yl SIDING • AlUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION Phone: 614·669·3761 or 669-376'5 •1 0' U.P. Wire Mesh •orake *Drake 9' 1oo• LNA 324 RECEIVER $1,69 5 $ with Tracker coMPun New Homes Built 1,9 7S New and UIICI Auto PH. 949·2801 ar 949·2860 No Sunday Calls 3/11/otn 73-19 Ford Tr. Fondoro .........................141 13·19 Ford Tr. Doon ......................... t135 10-ll Ford Tr. Daon ......................... $t45 71-19 Ford Tr. Gr<lh ...................... $52.50 10·15 Ford Tr. Hoodt ......................... S145 11-15 Ford RHoodo ......................... •13Q 13-15 Ford ••ngor Gritln ...........................115 TOWN & COUNTRY. VETERINARY CLINIC IN MIDDlEPORT PAijl E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M . OPEN EACH . THURS. EVE. 6-8 Glot~-latt I'T. PlEASANT OFFKE 3305 JACKSON AYE. !MALL ANIMAl HOURS ........,3p.m.- 5p.ro .. 6,30 p.m.·l p.m. IV•*'IId•y 3 p.m.· 5 p.m. Thundor 3 p.m.·S p.m. friday 1 p.m.·l p.m. For futer Strv1ee Call 614-992- r....,., J&L BLOWN INSULATION .TROMM EXCAYA *FOOTERS *GRADING *GONCRETE WORK PH. 742·2328 •Replacement Window s •New ~oofing "FREE ESTIMATES" ' JAMES KEESE£ PH. 992-2772 4-1· 2 mo. d U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVIllE, 01110 1 ONLY 14 FT. SPORTPAL CANOE !Slightly D~ liner I $ S~GGlSilD'usflm NOW 39S Authoriztd John Dure, New Holl1nd. Bush Hoa FsriJI Equipment · . Ouler BAUM LUMBER Ptrte E•··~···· &Senl" firM 985-3301 I -3-11< ' 4 Giveaway Y2 irish Satter p~ ·ppiet bJack . Coll614·446 -9663. To 1 good home , male cat long haired. neutered. ali ohota . Cell 81 4-446 -71 44. BOGGS SALES & SERVICE lARGE ANIMALS AND SURGERY 1Y APPOINTMENT l04-675-2441 · 12-l ·tfn •BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS •lnlulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows $399 Sattr:day 10 O.ll.· l1 1IO a.m. BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK VINYL & ALUMINUM $1DING 11 /NTB1THEI'N $ef11 1Ce Pr o • Mobile Home- Heatlnal Cooling Sales & Service • Stock of Weather Pumps. Central Ail ICondillior&i' t111nd Furnaces . r-r-::...>-.< FlEE ISTIMAYIS 446-941. 4 kiUena just weened & 2·8 mos. old all black & gray ttrlpes. Cell 614-448 -9397. 1 yr. old dog 1o 1-11 wk . old Both male. Mothtr p~o~ppy . Pnk-a-poo. father Dach- ohund. Coll614 · 388· 8358 . To • good home in co~ntry, 2 dogs, mole lo '*""'le, good with chlldron . Coll814-448· 7800. ICott~plete rr-:::r-~'1.8 ENVIRONIIIIEIITAL IYSI'Dta ····· ·y;c;;n&;;;;;··,····-- "Free Eatimetes" 4·17- l mo . pd. 13-10 Chovy Tr. ronoltrt ......................... l60 13-10 Chovy Tr. Doors ........... -............ •125 13-10 Ch.. y. Tr. Hoodo ......................... l150 13·14 Chevy Tr. lompon ..................... $10 73-19 Chovy Tr. Grlllot ..................... l31.50 13 ·19 Chovr. Tr. llockor Ponols .............. -'75 13-79 Chevy. Tr. Cob CO<ntrt .................'20 u•• BISSELL SIDING CO. Southern Spun Available Complete System Sf . Rl . 160 North Gallipolis, Ohio PH •.992-5682 or 992-7121 1·1G-t.l.n. FUTURE T.V. SATEWTE SYSTEMS 3 coto. 2 cleclowod and Mutered. FrH to a good homo. CoH 814 -843·!1494. Whlro kltt0n to good homo 304-8711-2214. • ,t """'lc•- -•oro. A.A. A. Roger Hysell Garage NOW .· RT.· 62 NORTH POINT 'PlEASANf. W. VA. 8 miles from Pomeroy-Mason Brid&e SINGif S24.95 304-675 -6276 -t.l\'e Entertamlneni•Ffee HBO •Kitchenettes •Restaurant . ---------lc- .............................. m- ~ • : MOiEL ' · · .. . . ·-._ Lri :z:: 35185 Oak Hill Road . • L.- ·LISA M.. KOCH. M.S. y ard Sa\e&. Two y.Uow ptlgl aleapeop1e , _ 1400- 1o up. Ontv ........ with NIH • • •r i•-""'neoc1 opply. Sond -----....,.,-· 992-3561 4-4-1 mo pd listening Devices Computerized He~ring Aid Selection Hearing Ev~l~ations For AU Ages 35 ·Lot• • Aciellge more- Installed 4/29/tln Home• for Sale 1 VALLEY APRil ~PEC/Al ­ Dexcel Receiver 8' Alum. Dish ' Television .-~ 12·8-tlc SlTELUTE SYSTEMS Call KEN'S APPLIANCE : SERVICE PH. (614) 985-4212 . . ICUt OUT FOI ruru•E USEI CHE 992 ·6215 or 992-7314 Pomoroy, Ohio NEW-REPAIR 4- . -,. - V. C. YOUNG Ill Howard L. Writesel Roofing Co. VINYL LINER POOL ACRYLIC WALL POOL ABOVE GROUND POOL On~ 400 Chotces ·artd Graduation 992-3345 . P£RSONAUZED POOlS 31 Hou ... 28 ocrea. 304· 773- 30 ..,... oec up f0< mobile PI "2211. homo. bern. It Ewlngton at ano Tuning ond Rapolr. " VI 11 Co. lln • on RI . Brunlcordi Mutlc Co .. 114· nton- 0 111 441 •0887 . Twont"' h yaor 7 room h omo wlth 1'L " 1ott. 110. Cell 1114-111·44111 . Neutnl to Box 800 In care of of quelity NI'Vtcl. llint Qtrdtf) IPICI. Hertford. 42 acre• nMr Forked Run tho Oolllpollo Dilly Trlbu,.., Donlelo. 1114-742-2951 . •19,000 . 304·882-337•. Lab. Hoa 11• will, alooctrlc 1213rd. Avo .. Oolllpolio, Oh PIANO TUNING AND RE · lin•. tliephone coble, pol411131 . vocy, qultt. good plocllor ··-··· Gaiiip ""i)iii········· t.awn Bov mower. mona Cherry St ., IYTICUH. Ohio . PAIR , Reduced rolotllmlted 32 Mabile Home• houM. 7 acr.. cleared . Call eutt• 44 ,.g., girts clothet Mov 1 ot to Mov 3rd . for Sale Full or port•tlmtl Men 00' lime only. Word'tKoyboord. 114-378-11207. & Vicinity tin 8 • 1 0 , childs kltch•n 9:00om-6:00pm . Clothing. - - n. Floxlble hours. No 304-1711 -111100 or 875· boo"*. amoK oppllonceo. 1101. delk . choir. tricycle. Inveatment. Earnlnga oppor· 312• . Lorge buildl~g lot lor Nil, s... Moy 4th. 9 -4 . U Yard 1111, Mey 4th and 8th NEW AND USED MOilLE ClaM to Mllgo High School. Floo Morltat. FrolzMo Bot- ,c_hl_lll_co_t_h_o_R_d_.- - - tunlty ., 50 to noo wk . to HOMES KESSEL' S QUAl· cr- Rd. 912·11838 . at Rtclne Fire HouM . 9 :00atort. Call 114-441-8237 ,. tom. WVa . on US . 35 open 701 Cherry St., Vinton. Mty IT'!' MOBILE HOME SALES, 6:00 . Rein or ahlna. R1• .tl Fs l.tlr; b e t - I • 11AM Mon . 3 Announcements 4 MI. WEIIT. GAUlPOliS. &Q Kret jult aft At. 82 ~ry Saturday & Sunday, 3rd &. 4th . Antique picture• Moy 5 only. E.O.E. RT 35. PHONE 114-448- South , 304-876-7841 I -S. Open 11' lo CO\Iorld over 100 yaoro aid, ....,., llirge NMment u'- 11 end. 7274 . evening a. epecet for rent, oft road pltctl antlqua allver. other of Lincoln Hgtt.. Pom...oy. H_o_m_e_•_fo_r_ S_ •_ I..:. e_ . IWEE,ER ond -lng mo· Babyatnor -"-d In my _3_1__ pet*lng. antiquet. Hide-a-bed couch• Wodnoadoy through Friday . chino ....,.,, pons, ond horne. Rlfarenc" required. S F S rec:. chair, ttereo. antique . auppllea. Pick up ond Coli 114-441-8240 oftor ThrH bedroomo. centrololr. 1871 Froedom goad cond. 1 acre along Rt. 12 South, M-" vinyl wall paper, urpet Call 814·258-111120. Sat1,1rdey, May 4th. 7 -;. .~ 304·171-7641 ovonln•a. -·ng '"' rl., .... Sun . dook. chelr. other Items. , dellv.,y. Oevla Vecuum 4PM. • 'h mi. from At. 7 on Routh . throughout. well insulated. Une {North af Cheahlre, baby item•. muurnity Moplo St .. Mlddloport . CIN-. haH milo up paint. ettached pntge, Muot MU 1883 Joy Skyllnor. P11ture for rent, 40 acret, Oh) clothes. ewimming pool Children clothing, Toro llwn 0.... Creok Rd. Coli Babyettter nNded In Crown new outdoor grill. awnlnga. Iota of extrea included. Call mower. 9:30-3:00. City II my ho..,.. Cell l•ncod PIIOIUro. bom. 304-. __. _. - - - - - - - pump, IIIIer, olump pump . 114-448-0214. 1 many axtrea. Celli 1 4 ·•415· 814-448-7200 oftar 1 :00 . 814-288-1718. 875-7541 evonlngt. 3 Fomjly, Addioon Rt. 7 , 2583 til 8 :00PM, otter loby fum .. nico clotheo, Frl , Goroge Sola 1100 Second Mov 3rd end 4th ot 10:00 am. Old refrigeretor. furniEaay Aetal'ftbly Work ! 8:00PM coli 814 · 246· t2x80 levol lot on Rt. 7 In Moy 3rd ·Sot. Moy •th. Roin _A_•_•_·_W_td_.•_s_._t_. 8_-_ 4_._ _ Crown Clly. 1 Ox22 fl . ture, mite:. Bill Arnott re8i1800.00 per 100. Ouoron- 18&9. 1 Concol . porch. CoH 814 ·218-1444. teaCI Payment. No Gartge Selel 9 to 5 Mty 3rd dtnct. Ath St., SyracuH. Exporlenco- No 8111to. Do· Built On Your Lot: 8ig 4 Cor lo 4th {It thei!Hth houao on Yard Stle Eurelr.t Next to loft, post Buckeye HHia C.C. One Doy Only: Soturda y. llNOLEI CLUB ·for Weot tells oond oell·oddoooood Ooroge 111181 . 3 bdrhomeo 1972 1 4x70 troller lor Wough'a Orovory. Moy 3 lo It Rio Grande. Many rtema, Moy4 . 9:00-1 Storoo. otorm Virglnlone only. Stotwldo . atamped envelope; Elen 113,981. 8M Our Modelo . e5,800 with 21,000 BTU 4,8till7 Coll ·l -1114·188· 731 1. window air conditioner. 41 Houses for Rent door•. children clothing. old • new! Rein or shine All ••••· Douno of Vltol-716, 3418 EntorpriM nl~e . Cell 514-448-0148. misc. No junk I 43 Cole St. in onombwa. Dotolla: U .OO. Rd. Ft. Plorco. Fl. 33482. Buy from owner a. NVI . Middleport I next to river). H.bllly H11rt1 Club, ltlv4 openings Nlllng Marrl J,errific location , Kyger 1980 Klngotov 70x1 4 with 7 room hou11· with 2 car lay, W. VI . 28878. gertge .. located In Chlthlre, Mey 41h. 2nd hoUtl on taft Mac:' • 100 per cent gueran· Crook School , 3 bdr .. fire· 7x24 expando1 air, skirting. piKe. Built-In kitchen wh:h fireplace. microwave. Ita- •210 mo . plua depotit, no efter going und~r ceution lummerr Comfngll Got rid tMd llno of gllto, toys. home dlehwa..._, Plllt. Coll814-387-7302. r~nge, oven . light In Brodbury. 9:00 to of th- unllghlly lnchoo, no decor, your hourt. no invett· Full beMment \Nllh lomlly ""'· HI-up In INorlt~ 10% dawn up to 15 .,.. Call 4 :00 . - drugo, til ' noturol. NO '""nt, 304·1176-171B or 1room , gaa hatt. potalble et•-448·3&47. 8 -8, Mon.- 2 bdr. houee 11150 mo . plu1 h._, loot 10 10 28 lbo In 800-1113· 1077. looking 9"h" ct.p . lo ret: Coli 114-448loan 111umptlon, 511 . Sot .. Moy 4th . 8 :00 to &:00 30 cloya ar manoy beck . home and catllog p.~rtiee. 4728. ••1.1100. Coli 114-448pm. Dennis Dobbin• Nti304-871-1780. . 1973 Arlington 1 2x50 with donco, 52680 Portlond Rd .. Open torrlloriH wltlt n - 4042. 12x111odd on 2 bclr. underCounty Rd . 31 . M011lng. Avan. cotl304-171-1428 . Muot Mil 3 bdr. ronch, pinning. stove. new carpet. II La11 end Found Everything mult iJO. Curley's Exxon and Carry Wettbrooke Subd ., FR . 18,000. Coli 814-448woodburner, ctrport, deck, 7080. Set ., May 4th at Vert Van hound atoltn. Out now occaptlng Meter'• · Corner of 1m and An._. ta of Billy llont lot pllrt limo help, city utllltleo, • achoola, College St ., Syreeuee. Jlolt. Hoa colllf with od- apply In person at Station, raducod to 133,000. Coli 1977 RogiiiS,14XI4, 2bclr. , d...... . .0 .00 ..-rd . Bond Hill Raad. Point 114-448-7144. Coli 814-245· 62BII. acrou from Methodiat 114-247-4221. . PleiNnt, Church. heme include large HOUN lor Hie Eoot ond, 3 bclr. 14xl5 • lot, 2 mi. liz:a woman's clothee, quitting frsme and men's clottwa; F"""" Plllr of tonnla th... lt Wontod exporlonced beoutl- 1918 Eaatern Ave., 3 bdr., trom Oalllpolls , Green dithll . Loulto ... Floklln 8yrocuH. clon with good following. hat rented epece •zoo mo . School Diotrlct, good cond., - - ' - - - - - - -lc112-11113. Commjaolon pold beNd on Aoldng 1411.000. Will toke Iorge oundaclt. 114,500. Huge 3 family yerd ..... Set. gro11. uc working cond. mobile home on tr~da . Call will contlder trade in of 11 4·448-8334 or814-4411· anything of vtlue a1 down only S .R. 7, '~• mile from col Bob 304-171-4472 Border COllie laot. La.. 7398. poyment. Cell 814-441Union Ave . Jeane. nice In Five polntt lllclnlty. T111 8038 . • clothes. prom dreu, mlec. lltd white. An--. to Lao- N..t appeerance and outgo· all. Coli 114-112-11341 or lng ,..,..,..111'1 for phone 3 bdr. home 3 yro. old, 80% for Rent 814·112-11344. work, pert time, downtown combplldllted;L rural frwotetr, 3 1882 Tawnhoull 14x70. Yord Sole Soturct.y Moy 4 • Yord Sole Fri. lo Sat. 1 milo Vord Solo Moy21o3. 210W. Main St .. Pomeroy. Naxt to Point PIHunt, mult be ~~~ 21a'·· .n~occ't Jckn 'R'!t~ with 7x24 ••pando , exc. 8-4. TownhouaeonRt. 141 · out Bidwell Rodney Rd . lotl Church of Chrilt. Aiding cond., 2 bdr .• large beth, c of 1dutt1 & children• olo· Loot .......feonole Brittony willing to worlt floxlblo mower. TV, children• thing & mloc . tplnlelo, rod ond whitt, hours. Comml11lon bella Hannen Trtce Schools, deck lldrtlng. CA. oth• Fumlthed. air cond., ceble, 1-"--""_t_e_n•_ry.;_._ _ _ __ clothes. much more. t33,500. Call 814 · 258 · extroa. Cell 814-2411-9634 nocltlto•••· booutHutrl-- y1 rd S1 1e F ld 1o s o,_ R-. Ambtvolt ••· col t0:00-12:00 IIIDI'nlnga 8894. aher 8. view. KaniUflll, Foller'aMor •v ltur· Yard Sae. Friday & Seturl'lteoe •H 304·871 -3340 only. 304-871-11212. • doy. La- Gorfloold. Boby .. 8711-11418. bile Home Porlt, 81 4-4411· bed, toltphono, child rona day. 3 mllot South on Rt. 7 . Big yard 11le, M•r 3rd and 4th. Bolide Post Office In Cley Grande Hall. 9-6 Coli the Army Notlonol Joy Drive owner telling 3 3 bdr. ell oloctrlc, 14x85. 1802. clotheo. lata more. Tuppere Plaint . 9 :00 till 1 Ouord ond olllt ebout our poy bdr., 2 bath, cory htrth for porch , underpinning , !n- 1 -------~-8 Public Sale Mobile home for rent. Coli 1---------Garage ule acro11 from Rain cancel1 . ""d blltoflta. including odu- wlntor, pool end 'AC lor town. Cotl814-~41- 2038. trlr., tilde projector. Hanni, Trace Hlnh School . alter 1 PM, 814-448-0508 Cargo cetionel 111iatance. Ctll aumm., , lntoreated only coli • Auction choln 11w. clothing. mlac. • Large baMment 11le It and Big down poymant. thort or 814-441- 1809 . 304-8711· 3110 or 1-800· 514-441-7154 oltor 8 . Frldoy 12-8, Sot. 9 -11038 _ Th_u_rad_•.:._y_&_s_•t_u~r"-.....:.Y_ · __ of Lincoln Hta., Pomeroy . time employment, or c"dh 142-31· 1 9. Auction .....,. Fricloy night ot Help-Help- Owner wants to hlttory ltopplng you from Treller for' rent. Cell after _2_nd_._A_•_e_.- - - - - - Yard Sele Set. Mty 4th, Fridty and Saturday . 9 :30 tho Hantard Community 1 MUhouH-MtkeUtlnoffer. buying a horne? Contktlr 1 4PM. 114-448-4221. 9:00. 5 m i. below Eurokl or om-5 :00 pm. · Cent1t. TruckiGICio of n Yard Sale 1 -2-3 It Country 7 mi. above Crown City on Coli 814-441-0278. roclolmod unit. Onlv 1600 1 2 Situations 581 Upper River 7 0 .-chendloo ..,.ry · down end take over pay- 2 bdr. lumithtd, oil utHit11 Corryout Rd. Clothes. ontiquoa, lurnl- R t . . key John 1 on Two family yard Hie. Mty Con... menta o1 now 1o uiod Wanted Nice 4 bedroom, 1 ._. besho, We're Mid-Ohio Fl3rd end •th from 9:00 om pd., except eiiGt.. conve- ture. • much more. residence. olwoya _, . until dark Beby clothft, geroge with workbench, goo! nonc,la]Sel'\'lc• f014i 772· nlent lo~tlon, ucurtty dap~ 1 - - - - - - - - - cooned. Richard Reynolds, (1141 , 773-3821. oolt rouqlred . Coll81 4·448· Yord Sole Kerr. Ohio. Moy edult clothing, toola, tov•. Aucti.....,, Coli 304-271- Wantld·Uv• In companion heol IUI.OO budget), goo Yord Sole 132 Founh Ave . ht thru 3rd. 9AM -6PM. aweepart, appliance•. etc. hot water h..,.,~ centrll tlr, Call todly. Blll8 . 3088. ColiN toble. Home lntorlor. Stereo , kl(chenware, dryer, Two milel eaet on Eap lor -rly Chrlotloon loody. lJi •cr• flit lot. Kyger Creek _ _ _.:..__ _ _ _ __ Ugh! houN war1t ond oomo Schoolo, 'J41,000. Coli 1972 mabllehamo 1 2xe5. 2 12x80 2 bdr.. 1200 mo. , miiC. S1t . Ridge Road . ' 1oys. clothes. lifting roqull'od. Roaon ond 114-441-1990. bclr .. AC , price t3,395 . Coli t200 dep . Coil 814-3BB9 Wanted To Buy Goroge Sole 924 Firat AYfl .. Yard Sale 822 Third Ave. -rd ftw. Pri1111to bedroom . 814-4411·7171 oft., 5 coli 8304., 1114-3BB-9881 . Mey 2 · 3-4. 9-5 . Antiquo Friday • Sat. 9 til? Antique Would poeler ..,,... ane with BooutHul l ohaptd from 814-448-8288. cupboardt, oak table, child· gla11were _ Wt POly · - h lor .lite model . coo. Monthly 011o!ry wHI be houN. 4 bdr .. _Iorge Hvln · l --'--:-:--:..:~-..,.....'-­ and dolla. furni · 1 2xl0 with corport. odgo of ,.,., clothing,. bedapreada, ;; ciNn ueed aara, , · · CO!'oldorod. pluo , .. nioney. gtoom, modorn kitchen, dlh· Dolu-.i 3 bdr. holiH, JM!OI.' .town t?Jre. clothei and mi~ . . on 681. noturlil goo, onlocellenoaua houllhold . ., Jlm Ml'*.C....,. -Oida Inc. R -... requlrod .. s..d I n g • o o m , lo u n d· r y • good · locotlon. 1119.100. deposit, Nferlilcl. no pltli. 1111 Gono Johnson · ,.oume to lax 3030 In core ut111l yroom, 1 ~ bath•. Farm 'l50 aerei. 8 rm. houae, Cell ll·t 4;-448 •0B22. 2 Fomlly Glgontic Yord s ·ole> opon· Gigentlc 1 2 fomlly Ylrd Nil . 1114·441-3&72 of the OoiNpolla DoHy Trlb- ltttched garege, central air, 131.000. Commerdal·totetored by Ctlvlry Pantecoe- acrou from Powells Berber 4 uno, 12113rd. AVo .. Golllpa- 140'•· Coli 8t4-448-8014 Jocloaon A... 1411,000. A2 bdr. homo. Coil 1 ~t~·:~;. ~· ~ A~IIoe~~~:--=--til Church Sotunlly. Moy 4, Shop, Oolllpollo F•ry. W. llo. Oh 48131. , "" I 1 4 -4411-1387. Ono Root h t -. Coli 304- _814-448-0390. I· 1986, K 1o K Mobile HonMI Va . 8AMto1. Moy2, 3, 64 . • . 8711-1104 or_lf711-138, . • V~td hlo U'j!olri Plko tt Po ... lot No. 1, 9 :00 til 1 DrH,_,.. lite< boxes. b-d Roapo!ilng Rutlo!ld·JIJurelng Twa-otqoy, 2 bdr. hO'"", J. 12xl0 mobHa home'loce•..a • box,,, old milk c1n1. truCk '""~"" Cente111r'(. urnlture:-. Watch for 110ft I . Home. Room for 2 ocreo. city Nmlfl. Nice ...,.. 1!17B !lollglode · i'z•x't~·· oil. In $yrocuu. 11211. · por h H _ • . . . . -lir;... 4 .now F~d' whit: 1 1 1 ,.lld!lftto:?43-2UZ month ptu1 utNttles: Depoeft c 01 11' oma· ntar 9r: 2 Family Vtrd S&ll Fri. & . IPOk•, . ri'!'i: •nd ce'PJI. :2 of city. rock wollta. g.,dona. oiRtrlo, 3 bclr., At::.1 undor· 3111.. . . required . Cell 814 -912- ·a t..,.t . Wod,•&ot. ' · Sot. · 9 mi. aut lit. 218 . . t;iilor doaro. llorm door, 2 car u•n~ga, orglnel' oeck pinning, weaher-dryw. furwoodwork, doors, open nlehtd . Coli 1114-448-3289 7034 or 114·992-5732. Drepea. baby item•. cio- netN wheel botrow. lawn Yard Sate 18Va Vine St. Mey thing. potetoe bina, roto- chllrt. records, ._.,.,, 8 atalrcaae. full bnement, or 814-892-7078 or 8143 4 5 2 8 12xl0 mobHo ho....,, lo· · • · • · E..rythlng muot tiller. lompa. ond misc. trock AM ·FM with new energy-efficient ge• 258·8132. COMPlETE HOUIIEHOLDS cotedln8yrocuH . I1211.por Fgo_1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ltomo . bOoko. clothing. tayt. 1115 fumance . Perfect for thoae FU~NITURE. lode, Iron, who opp,..lotl quolltleo of 10x60 1981 N- Moon 2 month plul utilit..a. Oepoait Yard Sell Sat. S:OO to 1 Suz:ukl Motor Cycle.. 370 ·woad. aupboorda, choirs. older. well-built hom11 . bdr~ . e3 ,4&0., air cond .. roqulr•d. Coli 814 -882- ChethlroRt. 7 . Lotaofgloaa Garogo Solo Rt. 141, 374 Suzuki hill bike. cheete, bealr.ata. dlahae. Room end boord 0< oiHping 145,000. Cell 114-4411- hoot lo cooking, vory good 7034 or 114-992 -8732. • mlac . lloln concola. Debby Dr . Sot . 9 -6 . lora. ontlquoo. gold roome . • Men only. No 8844. AnnUli ' 'Mee· Lou · Wan '' cond. Cell 814· 448-0171 . ond silver . , Wtllt·M.D. drlnkero. Coli 114·892block Mle in New Haven , 2 bedroom mobil• home for Yord Sole Sot. 9 ·1 . Wtllt· · l Cheohiro on Rt. 564. Sot. Miler. Rt.2. Parilltoy. Ohio 1022 or 814·185·4418. Attroctlve 4 bdr., opllt, 3 12xlll 1171 Now Moon 3 rent . Burdette Addn, brooke Subdlvltlon, '.4 mi. _M_•_Y_4_·--...,----;-- Moy 4th . 8 AM to 3 PM . 4!708 or cell 814-992Hazatwood, Routh. Mayo, betho. 2 flrop,locoa. AC, bclr .. 1~ betha. eloc. range. 1175.00 pluo usHIIIIt ond out Bulolllllo Rd. Clothes, Big Gorogo Solo on ' 554 lynn, Trawlt. Gienray and neo. 3 ,000 aq .lt . 185 ,000- very claon, t5,900 . Coli dopoalt. 304-876-2484 . 18 Wanted to Do microwave, couch, etc. ecroll from Eno Grocery. Allendale Driv11. Rain or 1411.000 . Call lor bettor 1114--41-0175. Raln·thlne. Everything mutt go . Fri .• Shine. luylng dolly gold, lil""r 1 - - - - - - - - - - coth price. Cell 814-448'78 Liberty 12x70, 2 bodoolno. rlnge.jowolry.atltrilng Sot. • Sun 7019 . 1989 Chomp ion troller room, new cerpet, hett, Moving Solo Moy 2-6. 10 w.re, old colna, ..,.,. cur- Will do 1-n mowing • yord 2114 Mt . Vernon Ave .. Fri 1 2x80 with 1 875 odd-on good cond, 304-178-2118 until dark. FerreU't on rou1h rency, Top prlcH. Ed. Bur· warlt. Coli Keith os 114· Price reducodtot4B,600on 12x24. Good condition. Coli oflar 11:00. Yard Sale 4 '11 mi. out Rt. end Stt. beby itema. furniHollow Rd. Old toolt. single 141 . 3 Familiea. Frt. • Set. ture, glallwere. lmtll liP· ' ltonlorber Shop. 2nd. Ave. 258·1251 oftor 1:00PM. recently renOVIitad. 2 atary 81<1 -992-21B9 . • · pie .aofo, relrlgorllar. Baby clothes up to adults . Middleport. Oh. 814-992pl~ncn , clothel, misc. frame houM, R.G., 3 bclr., 2 range, cabinet. fr•ur. toya. J471. ' belho, forme! dining, fomlly 1973 Wlnnebego mobile Bowen• Conetructlon. 43 Farm• for Rent books. clothes. Yard aloe, Moy 2, 3 1o 4 , Complete ,.,odollng, flro- raam.lncludoa2nd. ponlolly hoone, 21 ft . long . ca. O.M. 1880 moM! or loser ploca -lelloto. Pelntlng: renovated houM 1 acre tapeplayer. air conditioning. Greer RoM, 1tt trailer on 3 Fomlly Moy 2,3,4 . l.adlot. otldon wogon. Sot Guido ot Interior • exterior. Cement, property. Ph. 448·8~94. right. Avon. Home Interior. *4185. In excellent condi· Pasture for rent . Call 304- mono lo boyo clatheo, furni,1011 W. Moln St .. Pomoray. block, briclo worlt . 25 yro. clothing, mite. lion. 1987 Ford Ron(llr 875-11104. ture, toyt . ..,lee., tmall moOhio. experlenee, reeeonable 7 rooma and beth, Nal10n truck wtth camper top for tore. 2nd . houea on right oft Middleport Two fomlly Yord Sole. Moy Rd .• Dexter 1re1. Call 81411le. t1296. Oood condiretet. Free eltlmltaa. work Will rent form wkh option to 114 on Wltooton Rd. t .2. 3 , 2304'1> Modlaon tion. Coli 814-992 -2245. gUIIrontHd~ Coli 114-388· 818-8121 otter 4 :00pm .. & Vicinity buy. In Horrioonvillo. 1200. Ave .. Point Pleaunt I 'IIII I' V" l'' 'l l 1170 or 114·318·1108. 1 month. 982-3595. Oorege Sola 1 018 Socond 2 bNroom1, full b111ment. 14x70 Castle on 'A tcre iot Avo. Thu .... lo Fri. 9 :00AM '11 f ,_,II I ' Thurs. Fri. Sat, TVa, tools, Kotollc Londocoplng dHign- double cor gerogo. 1 .2 . with 1 8x21 oddltian . Con· to 8 :00PM. Nice ciNn clo~ May 1 , 2 , 3 leading Creek clothe• for ev.ryone, dia,.,, lng, plonnlng, mawlng, trim- acrea, Ao11 HHI, Pomeroy. trtl air, urban roof, 2 car 44 Apartment thing of ell tl111. Loti of Road. Firtt hou11 on right . mort. NMd 3 vardl for 111 corport. Price reduced. Cell ming. retoll ahtubbery. All t%8,000 . 114-878-2113 . mite. Items. Rain or ehlne. Applloncea. clothing. bookl. the merchandi••· 2320 Jet. for Rent 814-982-3119 ar81.·892· round ltwn maintenance. '1 1 Help Wanted Rain or shine. farson Ave. · Southem School Dlatrict. 3132. Coll814-448·3100. W.W.8 .C. 'Willing Worlter'o ·- . -. ·- ·- ·- · ·- · · · •• ·-·-· ··lcModified A-Fromo on II of Ioiiey Church . Lots of Oorlll Solo: Thuract.y. Fri- Wed, Thura, end Fri. Four acr••· Immediate ocicu- 1888 Now Moon mobile COLEMAN WATER WELL bargain•· new crtfte. Ap~ doy 2 . 3 . 823._. Ruotoll St. fomjly, 2110 Modloon. Point JACKSON ESTATES pency. a.. to appreciate. ho,.., 1 2x85, 12,000.00 DRILLING Rooplttl Coro - · • to prox. 1 mi. from Rt. 7 out core for hendlcopptd child- Pulllfl Mlea. Nrvlce. R..ta. 130,000. lncludft out- firm , loir cond, 304-176- APARTMENTS iEquol 211, Wotch lor tlgno. Fri. lo GroVel Hill, Middleport, be· Ptaeunt. bird cage, Iota boolto. kido clothing. otc. hind Hein1r1 Bakery. Houting OpportunllyJ ron end odulta of Oolllo tettd In Ohio. All _ .. working toolt, 814-n3- 3044. monthly _ , otortl ot • 1 118 Sos. Moy 3 and 4th. 8 to 11. --· -- --· ... ·-- ·- ·-· ·· ·-· ·· ··lc. County. In-home ond out- "UirtntMd. Coli 304,Z73- 1384-8pm. " ofa home worker• needed 2811 . Ro1111nawoad. W. Yo. 1981 1•x70 Schultz. portly for 1 -oom ond no• for Two Fomlly Ooroge Solo. 2 Two wMk ylrd .. &e In Baby itemt, childrent lmm..tllltelv. Prefer polar 3 bedroom houM. 8 ecrea fumlthod 3 bedrooms whh 2 bedroom. dopallt 1200, mil.. WHt of Holzer hoapl· Middleport. Acroa1 1wim· cloth11. llrge woment. Rein experience with hondl- Pointing, ••tltrior. 20 vo..a fenced In, blma. worltthap. underpennlng , 304-175 ~ locotod noor Oprlng Volley 181 acrou from Gelfll Auto ming pool. Plum St. Furni- or shine. Thurtday tnd,.fri· ture. toole, bicyclet, mlec. doy. B:30 till 4:00 11 the Pllll ond Foodlond, pool • oopped lndl\lldullll. Muot exporlonce. 304-8711-8314. McCumber Rd., Rullond. 1713. Mason County Ftlrground1 . ood Coble TV ovollobte, Selat on Deenle Drive . • ha"" own tronaportotlan. ue.ooo. Colt 114-742Thurs. lo Fri. •·•· Moy 2· 3. 8 :00-4 :00 pm. hourtaa posalble 10 em to 4 Write: Oolllo County 1-d Mr. Ed's 8poody Woth, low 2288 .. 1975 Nothuo troiiM, 12x80 of Mental Ratardation- end higll pre11u,. cleonlng ft, exa cond, with tome pmond7pml01pm Hugo Yord Sole on Rt . 35 Guy Spencer . Tupper~ 5 !emily tole, 2218 JofferDeualopmental DIMbllftlaa end liquid Nnd blootlng. Two or three bedroom axtroa. tt.loo .oo, 304- Moncloy-Frldov. Coli 114· Woot of RodMy. Thurs .. Fri . Plaint . Kerotene heater. aon AW"e ., Fri and Sat, 3rd 448 - 2741 or loovo Sot. 2nd. 3rd. .. 4th. 1 0:00- generator 3000 W. preuure ond 4th . Everything nice. ~ , ,0 . lox 14. Cheohlrt, Mobllo homM, buHdlngo, homo. Largo living room 175-4241. pump. ttorm door. bicvcle. nice recliner. 0111o 411120 "' coli I 1 4· truclta, heiVY oqulp,..nt, with eMing area. Family metHO•· I :OO.llobybedlootharbeby btl by bed. Ice cretm freezer, , 317-.0102 . Appllootlon awlmmjng paola, P!'rltlng room equlpptd lor wood 1877 Oo.wood mobilo 2 family, chHdrens. 1dutt1, Nicely furnished mobil!' fumhuN, miac. furnlt1.1re I woven rugL clothn. etc. -line Moy e. 1111. oreot, - t t. Ed-rd OH· burnet. On comer lot whh home, like new, 3 bedroom. whot n-. Clathlnglllollll. men and women. b1by clohome. Iff. tpt., cent111l elr 8ponll0rtd torrelchor 304-871·7231 or polvecy fence. Out of high 1 ._. betht, prtced for Cl"lck by Horrfo Boptlot Colleat flood In IYI'OCUM. thing. household itemt, 1am wenting to hira a Nm~~la 878-1317. water. On a quiet a treat In Nle. 304-871-3030orl71- ond hiM In cltl. tdulllanly. Church. Wotch lor signa. F'rtdliy. Saturday. lneapwa, mioc . 107WolnutSt .. Moy3 CoM 814-448-0338 . Rutland. Contoct Ill WIIH- 3431. wiling to trovol . . corpot ohompaoor. dltheo. .... 4. Conllrftttd -lngo. Coli omoon It 814-742 -2007. 3 Fomlly Oorogo Solo 348 • curt•ln•. bedeprMds, nic. Furnlthed efllctoncv 701 II 4-311-I<UI. i 111.1 Ill l d I 4 flmily driveway H&l, Set, 4th A..,. ,, OoiNpolia. 1180. 3110 Debby Dr. Lot ol blby olotheo. books. mloc. 3 bedroom hou11 whh . .,_ 33 . Farm• for Sale l - • fumlthln11. Child· 1 Moy 4. 9:00 tin 1. 2818 utlltleo pold, Ohart beth. c ' Full time and·or Pl'rt time oge. New roof. aiding. douRN '"'""lane - · Floxl!oJI I _ _ __;:::.;__ _ _ __ tdulta. CoA 448-4418 ott.. ,..,,, women a "*'clot Me, Behind Pomeroy UoenM Jackaon Ave. Clothing and ble paned wlftdowa, blown lortoloto-ntoto7 ahoea, wicker baaketa, lutMu. Thurocloy. Friday, lot• of miac . • • lntullltlon, wood bumlng raom ohlngltcl houM • II 7PM . hauro. oxporlenced pre· 21 Bualn111 dro,..e. blinds. plllowo. Moy 2nd ond 3rd. Fumjtu,.. nove, new furnace. naw "'"an lit. 7711. Leoti. Oh. fltred. Apply ot Iconic HUla Opportunity Up ...tro 3 roomo.lumlthed, - . . kitchen ltomo. Don't Jr. clothe•. maternity Ytrd ~s ...,..• BGwaer' Rt.d. wiring end plumbing. ,.,...,.. Nunlntl ClntM Mon.-Fri .• I Aloo bem. · hooM lo both. w .. her-dryor, AC. mj11i 1 •00·1 :00 Fridoy Moy clothet. lott of mloc. 9 :00- Hendereon. W. V1 ., Thurt· ' 10 4,M. doltd ltltohon wltlt oolt co- crib. Tobocco beN. 2 dug 3nl. dey, Frldoy , Sol. 8 :00 till! . 5:00 . blneta. Colll14·112·11038. wellt. Cantoot Oanlld My- ciHn. no pete. ref .• d:C. Clothoo, ""'" 1111t 2 ..,..... I NOTICE I Telephone ulu poaplo req .. odulto. Coli 814-44 • 00r11180ie2ml. fromHMC . ora, 814· 843-2488 . t8\9 . On Flood Rood In Syrocu•. wentad . light enlllliapll dt· THE OHIO VALLEY PUI· 1 -2 mile Sondhllr Rd . beby liSHINO CO. , _ _ d l J;;;;;-;;;;j;;;i;i;;;j3,~; lit. 110. Thuracloy, Frldoy . llrot troller on loft. Moy 2nd, ltvwy, ,..,..nwlthomoiiOif. 30 oore form l.aon • -· 2 Up....,. unlumiollod Rhuberb, g-n onlont, olr 3rd, ond •th. Corponttt ond chlldron Items. 317 thet you do bualn- wllh CoN !114-448-1771 . -oom trlllar, unfinished motor and more. $etun:lity peoplo you kn-. ond NOT , .. aerpetod. utllltlao J.:com==-==:':tool=•:·:m:'""=· toolo. electric ond lionel. 9 -4. houN. law 30's, -ondt 111 no ohll-. no poto. other 11.,.. too numoraullo · · ' Wentecl: A modlcel Tochnal- to Mnd money ... the anly, 104-11911-8421. 8t4-4411 · 1837. mention. a(llot . for -cloys only. motl untl you havt lnvootl· 2423 Uncoln Ava, Sotunfoy gllod the oHtring. : AICP roqulrtd . Apply In Oora11 Nle Moy 3 foam 4th . I til?. Four·femlly. lota Apartment New one bdr. efficiency •P'· 44 betw•• I-4PM to I :OOoon to 1 :00pm. II• of ovorvthlng. Co11814-4411-0310. Mtdlaol Ptno. 203 Jloltoon far Rent ttontha of 1 mile N - of fllta, Qelllpolo. 35 Lots • Acreage Cheotlt on At.7 . Wotch for 1-fomlly co,.,.;.. Nle, S.!UoOor- apt.,lum-. 28._. ct.y,Moy 4 . 17 au,._ olgn. Noll A¥1 .. G..lpolle. 1 Addition . · 3 .18 IOrH In Eu,.,., to'"" 12311. utlltloo pokl. 1 BO ~ - Socond Avo .. Midriwr front. 8tt E - JNn 448 -44 t i otter 7PM. dleport. May 3rd and 4th . Stturday Mev 4. 11111. Cheney oo cell 814 -258• 3 -lomily yard Nle. 2110 9:00 to 5,00 pm. Antiques. 6688 Madlaon Ave .' CancetiHI. If flax wheel, rocking chalt, r1ln. clockt, pocket wetchM, 1 .3 A loond M· L 12xlll welnut boby crtdle, mloc . mobile ho'""· 2 con1011 ond 14K jewllry. 11 Vord tole 301 Wit-. lt. petloa, J 1.,.. poe ohoe, Handouo~ . ..........,, Mey Inch coiOI TV, nlco toys, underplnnlnl. 112,000. odulto ond child"'"• olotltn. 4th . Tum rlgllt ot b -.· Cell 814-2118-1317. •••••t tho"''"" . 614-985-4212 lemodtling lmuran(t Work Cullom Polo lldg1. ProfeAional ' Service• --------------k- Baby Parokttl, Cage & Supplits ..... S24.7S Pair Fancy fincht~ (ogt & Supplitl ..... l38.00 (ockatiefl, Exotic lirds Avoilablt (agel & Supplin Also Sold Stpafllloly (aU Evenings: New Hom"-httnsin mo pd. Stationery, Magnetic Copy Sorvktt, Etc. 2SS Mill Sr., Mlddloporl 104 Mulberry h , Pomeroy •SPE£0 QUEEN LAUNDRY $419 CHESlER THt BIRD CAGE "Sptlllg Sp•6lll" Middleport, St•tl•l ll.1t11 F~~ 'Ssnl11 Cltlz1111 "SPAS" Business Forms, SUGGESTED UST 1129 NO,W new furnace and central air. Middle · CAll 949-221 0-Ask for Tim. y,, Ptl•ll•l Nu41 PlUS, Office SUjlplitl & porches, carport, port," Oh . PH. 992-3549 4-10·1 mo. d. 992-2196 Specializing in All Types Of Residential Wiring And Repair 1 ONLY LAKER 12FT. V-BOnOM BOAT rooms, 2 complete baths, dining room. living room and large recrea- 843-5155 or 843-5410 We can repair and recore radtators and healer cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks . FILL DIRT F11 All 16141 915-3105 SUGGEST U5P612 baler and more. SERVICE 11 -14-llc 23 o•• plow, hay crlm.,r. eub 1oller, potato plow, hey RADIATOR ROUSH CONSTRUCTION THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP UT SPECIALS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ten. 3 pt . bru1h hog,, {Free Estimates! .. 1 ONLY FISHERMAN 12 FT. JOHNIOAT Real E111te General Dl1c, plow1, corn plan · d JOHNSON ELECT.RIC lf'ioY comph!tt utaxatiiiNI ony· tlmt, rear orourtd in your own Hoi lp<mr. !po. Slop loy 10 100 the rnCHit s wt haYI in stock. DIRECTIONS .... Iouthan Ohio Rt . 7 , 6 mjlea below Golllpolia - crou R1ccoon Crk . Bridge, turn right ond follow tlgna . Assoc. - 742 -3171 4· . DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL (6141 843-5425 10-8-llc GOOD FISHING GOOD HUNTING GOOD FUN OPEN TILL DAII IH<h St.; Midalltpo<rt IAcron from SuperAmtrical Situ1ted on IOO'kiOO' corner lot. This home has 3 bedrooms. equipped kitchen, formal dinin1 room. pl1yroonr or den. A 111&1 ufility room and I'll b1th1. Convenientlo· . cation. A rul buy at $30,000. 698-7219 FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Residential & Commercial Call: l / 8/2 mo pd Installation Available 11 FARM EQUIPMENT Call David McDonald 614-143-5191 PAT HILL FORD Ph. We Use Von Schrader Equ'ipment Recommended by Leadina Carpet Manufacturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" CAMPSITE S&L AT $18,000 PIICED MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE CAU COllECT, 992·6931 Rl li(tnlt. 992-5175 Or 742-3195 & SUPPLY •• Dttr *BOAT DOCK *BATH HOUSE *WATER & ELECTRIC Real Estate General Roofing of all Typea Worked In home area I POMEROY - K10pbury Road Carry-Out 10-6-llc VINYL & lW.NUM ACCENT "Free Apt. in lear. Is Po11iblt to Got Racine, Oh . SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Comqlete Remodeling $32,900. 614 -379-2243 or 614-3 79- 7 2 mall with mower and Complete Gutter Won: PH. 2 Bedroom INC. "" h1i1Mt11 WltMwt OIINptiH In Dexter, Ohio With In Memoriam • • .• 1n lovlll(l ....,...., of NonAnn ,..,lt.,.an, ... _ .:• ~ JIIIrtod thlo Nt. Moy2.1114. Wtdare g&ild your pain lago_ne on you con reot but WI •think illlout you end miA you wory... y. Btdly ml.by Huabend. · Horald end lemily, Ions: lob, Andy. , ond non. Doughs-: Connie lnd A-y. Grond•·•-ht•· c~w-..::'. '"'-• · ••••• Tfllllll'l & GINIUl PfiT CONI•Ol SMAll. GROCERY STORE w/GAS PUMP P&S BUILDINGS EUGEIU LONG St. Rt. 160 Nortlo Gallipolis, SYRACUSE - 3 bedroom ranch, large deck, nK:e lot Gas FA heat Owner needs to sell!! POLE BUILDINGS Ph. SUPERIOR UIEJIIMIA'liNG CO. FOR SALE ·sizes Start From 12'116' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6 'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Ooc Houses Help Wanted ·2 grain drill. hay rake, 10ft. drag harrow, Cub Far· U-SAVE . AUTO RENTAL FENCE ALL STEEL & 1/22/tlc · "WI Rut Fit lm" #OWNER HAS transferred and must see lh5 mce 3 bedroom ranch 1n Syracusee. He wants' an offer. Call today for a si'<Jwin~ o....,r must consider even ridiculous offe~ AT BUILDING LOT - 2acres plus. near Pomeroy. Only $3,500. .446-4522 a good street You must seelh~ ooe' Now 142.900 POMEROY - Agood country setting - QUiet, with wide open spaces, lor a handyman's dream. Pnvate, 3 acres, a la rge garden area, yet close to town HI story older home, conve· n.ently arranged 6 rooms, bath and basement. Asking $17,900 IUSINIS! I'MONI 16UI 992-6550 USIDENCE PHONE 16141 992-1154 CALL 1ecreation room, fam1ly room and basement, 2 car ga rage 011 OWNER MUST SELL & WANTS OFFER - Due to heanh reasons th~ 10 acres and n~e home mu~ be sold Country setting near Middleport Barn and other bUild•ngs. Call lor your show10g and make an offer. SALES & SERVICE RENT A CA PRICE REDUCED - Middle• port - stat~y older home wrth up to 4 bedrooms. a 24•28 . BARGAIN ·- ·2 BR one. ftoo r ·'near shotis. On~ $1 1,000 . 317 Nortlo S.;.nd Middleport, Ohio 45760 USTIN~ NEW MODERN - Ugilted pool, 2 BR ranch Full baseme"t n1ce carpetmg and I~ lot $45.000. .. -304-112-3632 Goo ...... -614-446-941611,.......... 4 16· I mu POMEROY formal dining 3 BR and lui basement. Walk lo the stores. Wants $28,500 PLUMBING & HEATING llool r.... .....; W-lwot"' ~ 601 e. M•in . home or building ~te. Rural water and electric available. G1ve us a call Woodburnrng AL IENNETT'T MOillE CONTRACTING - Need an acre lot? Mollie !~replace wrlh bool<shelves on each . Side Bleak1ast noo~ AEJKER. SR. 110. - · ,...,2r-.... $29,000. IN lOVING MEMORY · OF B·u siness Services Pomerov. Mlllody Rose Rorosburg ond fot" a c:hange of rtame from Mk:heUe Dawn Hodlar to MteheUe Dawn Remtburg. Should you nO't appear to olljoe< ID the po!Jbon. you will be _ ... dNosted of .., righu and the adop· bon and change of name will - :!~~~ii3,~1~9[816~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~0~h~~~::r---~::::::~:;~----~~~D:a~ily~~::~~~~ 1986 11 Public Notice Court, May Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I .. ----.--... --.... -.-... ··lc- tt •-•tt I . =4 • ' • �' Friday. May 3. 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio PaciB'-- 1 0 - The Daily Sentinel - ·. 3 , 1985 DICK TRACY LAFF·A·DAY for Rent 2 bedroom apartment. . remodeled . In town. 614· 992·7481 . furniahed apt .. Call 814-992-5434 or 304· '882-2668. Newly remodel.ed. 4 rooms and Mth Plano for Ale. A11ume am all monthly payment on mod· ern style piano, like new condition . Can be seen locally . Write. including phone number to: Manager, 200 Athlone, C11eyville, ll 62232 or coli (618 345· 6927). apt. Carpeted, kitchen furnished . On Eaat Main St. in Pomeroy. Call 614-992 ·7314 . One or two bedroom .-partmenta in Pomeroy . Furniehed or unfurnished. Rent negotioble. Call 614 -9926723 or 614-992 ·5133 . 2 bedroom furnished apt. Call 614-992 -5434 or 304BB2·2568 . Furniahed apt. for rent. 3 room• and batl'l. Deposit required . Call 614- 992 5!108. 3 'room• and bl1h apt. in POmeroy . Call 614 -992- 5621 . 2 bedroom apt. Bedroom and kitchen furnished . 1200. p<tr month. Call 61 4· 992-2816 . After 5 :00, call 61 4 -992· 6319 . 1 bedroom ·apt. Equipped kitchen. Paniallv furnished . All eleetric . S1 76. per month . Coli 614·992-2815 . After 5 :00, call 614-9925319 . APARTMENTS , mobile homet, houaes. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis . 614-4468221 . Laureland Apartmenta, New Haven, now accepting applications for 2 bedroom apart· menta. Basic rent $163. ' Inquire apartment C -1 . Equal housing opportunity. F~nlshed 1 bedroom apartment, utilities paid . 304816-7112 . Unfurnished apartment, yard and basement, deposit, phone 304-875-7541 evenings. For rent furnished efficiency apartment for working perSOl:\. utilities included. 1 person. private. $180 .00 p<tr month. 304-675-2083 or 676-66B9 . 46 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooma and light houH keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Call 814-446-0758. Furnished room, range, re. trig. $100. share bath, aingla mala. 919 2nd. AVe. , Gallipollo. Call 446-4416 aft_er 7PM . · 48 Musical Instruments Spinet·Conaole Pia{lo Bargein. Wanted: Responsible party to take over low monthly payment• on 1pinet plano . Can be tHn l~ally . Write Credit Manager : P.O. Box 637 Shalbyville. IN 46176. New Haven, WVa, Newly 2 bedroom 67 I I I Farm Supplies & L 1 v~s 1 ock ,., "I hope you don't drink to 61 forget - · ds." I bought the last three roun spring Sp<tcial: 24'x30'xB' with 1 6'x7' garage door & aervlce door. $3,888 IL.:::::::::::::::~::::"t::::::::::;:::~:::;::-j 51 Household Goods County A.pplianc;e, Inc . Good u1ed appliances and TV Hll. Op<tn BAM to 8PM . Mon thru Sot. 614-446· 1699. 627 3rd. Ave. Galli· polio. OH. Valley Furniture, new & used. large aection of quality furniture. 1216 Eastern Ave .• Gallipolia. Sean Kenmore, washer, dryer, heavy duty. Cell614· 246-5286 . 1 couch & chair livingroom suite. Call 614-448·8107 after 6 . Country O'ak table•. chairs, cupboards. desks, lee bo11.81. Conkle•. Tuppera Plaint, Rt. 7 . Hand crafted and fini1hed . Picken• used furniture. 304675-6483 or 875-1460. RICK'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE . Compare our pricaa, IIYB today. Phone 304-773-5430 . 54 Misc . Merchandise Knauff Firewood Summer ratea-big loads. May 1tt· July 31st. Doesn't apply to HEAP. 614-268·6246 . 54 Misc . Merchandise Gravely with rotary plow & cycle mower. Gaa It woOd stove. Call 614-268-8052 . 14•70, 1983 Shulita trailer for sale . 3 bedroom1. EKcel · lent conditiqn ." Singer lew· ing machine. Good condl· tion. Electric or pedal. Call 614-992-3464 . Will oall ot reasonable price. Saara piston pump for ahal· low well and 42 gallon tank . 1160. Lawn roller. 820 . Call 614-992-2389 . Slight Paint Damage. New flalhing arrow sign. $249. complete. Free bulb1, tubeal Four left. Call immediately, l(B00)423·0163, anytime. (Not reposeeaHd) . 1..:..__.:____:____ Firewood 820.00 pickup load, 830.00 delivered. Call 304-875-6762 or 6762991 . IElectric - - -range, ----refrigerator, 8176.00. . _ good_ cond, coli 304 675 2970 Walnut gateleg table, 6 matching chaira, dry sink. Singer Hwing machine with cabinet. child's rocker, 304882-2096 . 1--------,--- Cullom draperiet, 1 Inch venetian blind1, vertical blind•. Roman woven wood shades. lnatallad at diacount SPECIAL cut slabJ 6 PU price~. Free astimete1, P.A. loads delivered in dump · Sayre, 304·468-1 078. truck 8100. or21oado 81BO. 1-_..:..---,,----You pickup 115. Call 614245-6B04. Farm Equipment erected. Iron Horse Bldgs. 614; 332-9746 collect . CROSS & SONS U.S. 36 West. Jackson , Ohio. 614·2B8-6461 . Metsey Ferguson, New Holland, Bu1h Hog Sale• & Service. Over 40 used tracton 1o choote from & complete line of new & used equipment. Largest selection In S.E. Ohio. BIG CLEAR ElliCE SALE Buy Everything at Wholeule prices. · NEW· MF 240 dsl., tractor tillen, wheel rakes, bar rakes., tedder comb. , mower. drum mowers. plow, disc ., tobacco setters. sea'ders , lime. fertilizer 1preader1. Complete line of King Kutter equip. USED· hay rakes. cutter~. N H 4 77 heybine, tobacco settere , JD 5x16 semi mount plow t600. disc. mowers, balers. MF 1560 round baler. TRACTORS- MF 35 . 1 35 gu & diesel. 65 dal., 265 dsl. Fords. 8N. 9N gea. 3000.4000. 5000dsl. Ferg . 20,40. Cub tractor with 6 tools. Oliver 877 W-L PTO. Long 360 dol. Barb wire 820 . Jim's Farm Equipment Cen· ter, SA 35 W .. Gallipolis, Ohio. Call& 1 4-446·9777 or 61.,·446-24B4. Allis Chalmers C model trat:tor-engine newly over· hauled, new paint, A-1 condition . Call 814-4462644 before 1 :00 or altar 6 :00PM, 1900. New Holland baler. No .273• good cond, Call 614-3B88641 . Pergu1on 30 1st clan 1hape,' overhauled . Call 814-388-9909 . Space for Rent 63 79 livelltock Ouarterhorea breading, two registered Stal:lons. Jrilh Roy, by AAA Champ Tonto Bar Ouoot 1160. Bee Goa Fiddler 160. Coli 814-44838B9. Winnebago motor home. 23', AC. generator. C8, 1972. like now. 110,600. Coli 304-876·1 731 oftar &PM. Murray Grey Bull, regia· 1ered. pure bred, gentle, large frame, 2 year• old. proven aire, rHdy to world Coli 81 4-687-8191 attar 8 :00pm or weekends. Services 81 Hereford cO~ with "'A llmou· sin calf. Cell after 2 :30pm. 614· 378-6~1 6 . 1660. pair. For sale at ell times1pringing Holstene cowa end heifers.. 304-578·2610. 675-3042263. Pigs f30.00 each, Rices Pig' Farm. 10 Mile Road. 2 Milat off Rt. 62 . 304·45B·16B3. T r a n s port a 11 un 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH poid for '80 model and newer used cars. Smith Bulck· Pontiac. 1911 E81tern Ave .• Gellipoli1 . Call 614-446-2282. 1977 Ford Maverick. belt offer. Call 814-266·6261 after 6 :00PM . 79 Mu1tang 4 1peed . Call 614-446-3644 or 614 -94922B3. 1988 Corvette hard top, convertible, 4 1pd., Sharpl Call 614-286 - 1636 anytime . 78 Cutlaaa Supreme very good cond .. AC, V-8, auto. trano, 66.000 mi. Call 614367-7434 altar SPM. 1977 Mercury Cougar XA· 7. V-B. AT, PS, AC. 81,095 . 1966 Dodge Chargor. 400 mag, southern car. need• work, extra 1966 for parts, $1,300 . Call 614,- 3877773. 197l VW Bug $600 . Call 814-246-9641. 19B3 Camero Z·2B. V-B engine, gray metallic. Le11 then 4,000 mileo, 111,000. Cali 814-448-9831 altar 6:00PM. -- · .... . .• 1980 ~ace c-r Trans Am 9,900 actu~l mile•. e~c. cond., always kept In garage. Only Interested callers, 614·448-9262 after 4PM . ()U,._ Pole Buildinga Constructed for commercial. garage•. farm, storei, ate. Any size. free estimate•. Call 304676-3981 . M err. h ~ ndi SP. 1 0 ft. 11 tellite dieh, Drake receiver. Cellforniaampllfer. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair. rocker, qttoman, 3 teblea.textra heavyJ, ~888 . Sofaa and chalra prioed from 82B5. to e896. ""-bloo. 160 ond up to e126. ~o-o-bedo.8390. ond up to 1660., oofo bado I 146, Recli,...a. U26. to e375 .. Lamps from t28. to I 126. pc. dinette• from 1109 .• to 436. 7 pc. 8189 ood up. WObd table with eix chairs 41286 to e746 . Cook e1-10 · up to $226 . Hutchao. 1660. Bpnk bed complete w~h !Wiitrneea. t275, end up to ta95. Baby bedo, 1110. Pt(ilttreatel or box apringa. full or twin, t!B .. firm, t88. o11d 178. Quaon oeto, 1225. • dr. choato, 149. 6 dr. cJ!-oto. •&9 . Bod lramoo. t.20.and *26 .. 10 gun- Gun c.binetl, *360. Oa• or e!-:tric rongoo 13711. Boby r-.ottrnNo, 126 & 136, bad ,...... uo. 125. • 130, king !rome *110. O~od aeloctlon of tMdroom suitet, · rocken. metal cablnett, hoadboordo 13B up to eee. Block, brick, mortar and mnonry 1upplles. Mountain State Block, Rt. 33, New Haven, W. Va. 304-882· omni rotor. Wiring Included, l-::::2::2::2=2 . =======:: , 1 weak old. Coli 814-448- I· 3406. 66 Pets for Sale Whirlpoolcheottypefroaler, 17Y• cu.ft .. hold• 824 [b, good cond.. U26 . Coli HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds. Heated 614-388-B717. indoor·outdoor facilities . 5 cuahion couch • chair, AKC Doberman puppie~: t150. Hot water hooter, old Stud Service. Call614·448· but good. 30-40 gal. Coli ,7_7_9_&_._ _ _ _ _ _-'614-246-9372. ,. I---------- 1-----------,..---------"'"1 71 Autos for Sale 1985 Mustang convertible. Candy-apple red. Excellent condition. 88,000. Phone 814-742-2160 or614- 7422267. 1979 Trano Am. Excellant condhion. Alplne1tereo, air, cruiae, power ateerlng end brakeo. Craig Venoy. Call 814·892-8607. 1978 Buick Regal VB outomatlc, power steering and brekea. power wlndow1. Runo good. 8896. 1977 Dodge Monico VS, automatic. power •teefing and brakeo,. f460 . 1978 Ford Fiesta. 2door, 4apeed . Light brown with sun roof. Auna good. 1996. Sandy'o Auto Saleo.614·99Z·7403. . ' 1974 P.a toon 260Z. Rune good, body rough. CoJI anytime. 1760. or beot olfor. Coli 814-992-6967. 1972 Pontiac Cotinla 304-876-4687. G.c. Cadllloc 1981, Fleetwood Brougham, 4 door, dleeel, 30-35 MPG, like new, e8,600. Call 304 -6761731 after 8PM. '76 Toyote Calico oporto, '51 Ford truck, 304-8762203. 1978 Mercury Cougar XR7. Power steering, power brakes, air condition. AMFM, 614-448-2868. 1980 Olds Cutlaoo Supreme, AC, tilt wheal. PS. PB, AM-FM, rear window defroster, low miles, auper ohorp, muot oell. 304-876· .2663. 73 Vans 8t 4 W.O. 1988 Jeep Commondo )16 engine. 8600.00 . 304-468 · 1733. 74 Motorcycles 19n Suzuki Endura. beat offer. Call 814-266-6251 after 6 :00PM . 1980 Horley Oavidoon ouper glide. lou of extroo. 4.800 mil eo. like new. 84,1 00 . Call 614-446-7383. 1979 Harfey Devidoon oportoter 13.000 mi. Call 614-446-1816 ·or alter 5 814-448-1244. Have 1 1984 Honda Shadow motorcycle for aale. Like new. Out of state. working, muot oell. Aloo have • 1976 Ford LTD for 1ale for work cor or .. porto. Cell 614· 742-2304. 1982 Kawlaaki KZ 305. Eltictrlc otart. 2.600 mlleo. e995 . Call Sondy'o Auto Soleo.814-1192· 7403 . 1983 Hondo VT 760 Shadow. 3600 mllao. extrio. t2600 .00. Call 614· 992-2382. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime Q_!JI· rantH. Local references furnl1hed . Free eatimetaa. Call collect 1 -814-237· 04B8, doy or 'n ight. "Rogoro Basement Waterproofing . Drywall, ra1idential & com· morcial, quollty hanging & finlohlng. Coiling dooigno B. repair work. Call Jam81 Planto 814 -24&-6869 . Baird's Home Improve· ments. Aluminum & vinyl aiding, 1torm door• & win· dow a, gutter•, roofing. Free aotlmotao. Coli 1-614-367· 0409. a. R Contracton: Siding, roofing, new structures, re· modeling, decka, patios . Free estimates, Gallipol.i l, Oh. Call 614-446-7687. D -------leD &. M Contrac:tore. Vinyl and al~mlnum , •iding · replacement window•· I n1ulating ·roofing· remodeling and new conatruc1ion·gutters. Call 304-773-6131. J B. L lnoulotion. Vinyl aiding, roofing, replacement wit)dows. storm wlndow1, otoro dooro. Coli 814-9922772. Gene' I Deep Stream Carpet Cleaning. upholstrey , acotchguard, deodorizers, free lltimatu, highly re· commended . 814 - 742 ..;!21 1 1983 Honda CX 660 Cuotom. only 4.627 . mllao. 11.600.00 ._ Phone 304773-6B70. RON'S. Telaviolqn Service. HouH calla on RCA. Quazer, GE. Spoclaling in Zenltli. Coli 304-678 -2398 t!r 614 · 446-2464. 1979 Harley-Oavidoon Cleosic, IOta of axtraa, 8 ,000 miles. $4,800 or beat offer. 304-676-1259. Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal. Call 304-876 1331 . •' 76 Unlocl<. · bath- door. foun' th' room! Odd! Peters initials the "P. P.".' --- Lil! Mebbehe don' like P.'on his towels! Farm machinery I.H. 130 tractor. fut hitch, plows, disc, . grader blade. New Holland 56 Roke. 304-743· 7173 evenings. 1979 Camero Berline"a, all extras, axe. cond., white w~h red Interior. Call 814446·7814 . '76 Vega. 4 cyl automatic, good motor and body. $860.00. 304-678-2886. 1984 flbergla11 boll boat, with troller, 105 Chryolar, new Crystalgraft Iota loti more. Aoklng t4,000 . Call oftar7, 614-379-2888. 1980 Monte Carlo t-top. loaded . high mileage. 12,900 . Cell 814 -446· 4230. 1967 Ford Mullang, 1976 HO 6 Fiat Allia dozer, f1.000. Cell 814- 388· ROPS winch, 1974 941 B 8609 . Cat. endloader, ROPS . 84 Volkewagon GTI eJtc. Good condition . 304-468- cond., ell optiont conti· 1642. dorad. Call 614-446-45BO after 6 . New Holland 404 hay conditionen $376 . International 1976 Oldomobile block, corn chopper and grass good cond .. 64,000. good head . 304-468-1642 . tires. Call 81 4·448·3709 . 1---------- 'B3 Ragol, V-8, tinted win· dowa, sun roof, crulae. 2 tones. 1 00 wtt Alpine tte; reo. 46,000 mlleo. 304· 676-7923. 1979 Z-28 Camoro, low mileage, axe cond, 16,9B6.00. Coli 304-6763106 or ofter 6:00 8768636. 73 VW Sup<tr Beetle, good cond. 72 VW Sup<tr 8ootlo, leu angina. 8800. both. 304-468-1642. 72 Boats and Motors for Sale 14ft. boot with troller & 40 HP Johnoon motor, I 1,160 or btlt offer. Or trade for PU truck of equal value. Call 814-448-4337. Ono man Ball-Tracker like now. Coli 614-256-8582. 29 ft . .Creot pontoon boat with 85 horae power mercury engine. In excellent condition. •s.ooo. Aloo boat trailer. 81,600. 7422180 or 742·2287. Trucks for Sale 1B foot fiborglaoo boot, 80 horM See King motor end trailer . Good co nd. 1976.00. 304·676-2409. 8 & 0 Home Improvements, replacement windows , aluminum eofflt, vinyl sld· lng, continuous guttere. free eetimatee, all work guaran tHd. spring ditcount. call evenings 304 -678·2644 . 82 Plumbing 8t Hllllt!ng CARTER'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING . Cor. Fourth and Pine Gtlllpolio, Ohio Phoria 814-448-3888 or 614· 446-4477 JIM'S PLUMBING a. HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1, Box 356, Galli· polio. Call 814· 387-0676. Good -1 Excavating. baaementt. footers, driveways, aeptic tankt, landtceping. Cell anytime 814·448· 4637, Jamesl. Davi•on, Jr. owner. ·Dozer Work tend clearing. landecaping, etc. F~ee~ e1ti· moteo. Call ·614· 448-B038 or 614-992-7119 onytimo. 84 8o Fivo141nch Roily Rlmow~h center. 304-876-1948 . 77 Auto Repair Poroono Body Shop. Loculi Rd . Pt.Piooaant.' Poot K.K. FrM Eotimateo. 614·9B8· 4174. 79 120 comont blocko ·. 8'xB'•18'. Coli 614-3&77104 . 1978 Chev. Elcamlno SS. exc cond, doyo phone 3046715· 4230 eveningo 304· 876-4863. 73 V1n1 S. 4 W.O. New 1886 Nieolen PU 4x4, King Cob, long bad, 700 milo•. flro ... 8811. Coli 1114-448-7019. lfood Furniture .. 15 pc. dlnetto, hood boordo. electric ranv-. 3 mllea out Bulollflle Rd. Opon 9om to epm. Mon. thru Sot. 1114-4411-0322 .. l has RINGLES'S SERVICE. ••· 1983 ,Honda 760 Shodow, perienced carpenter. tlectri· I(Jw mileage. man,y tiJttrel; cian. maaon • .,.Inter. roof· 'new bAtt.,Y; · ver;v. aharp. ' lng (Including hot tar 12,000.00 firm. 304-B96· applicotlonl 304-1!75-2088 3803. . . ,· -.. or 876-7388. 1966 Chevy 2 door oedon, $1,200.00. Phone 304882-2438. 4 vr. old Hell furnance, may need llnle work, 176. Call 614 ·446-7476 after 6. a. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Waaherl. dryers. refrigera· ton. rongoo. Sun•. Ap"""ncoo. U - River Rd. booldo &tOM CrHt Motel. 114·448-7311. TH& SMr&..t: YOU GIVE OUT ... H ~ ;TA,;,; , Marcum Roofing & Spouting . Now ln1talling ·r.ubber roofs. 30 years expertence, lp<tCIOIIIing In built up ro~l . Coli 614-38B-9867. International travel all atation wagon. t200.00 . Phone 304-876-1338. Trailer spaces, nice and quite. 1 email child accepted. no p<tto, 304-676· 1076. w Uljt>I!R5TANI>. IT'; ' 6 acrea for rent. Ideal for trailer, electricity and water. Approx. 2 '12 mllea below new bridge on Rt. 1 24. 870 p<tr month. Phone 304-2733623 or B43-6186. ·• .. SWAIN 1\0i:TION a. FURNITURE U Olive St .• Gallipoli1 . New & u11d wood-coal stove1. 8 wood LR ou~e 8399. blink bedo t199, antron reclinert 199, new Ia uaed tfedroom aultet, r8ngeJ, wringer weaherJ, &. 1hoea. New livingroom auitll 8199·1599. Iampo, oloo buying coal & wood atovet. Call 81 4-448-3159. &IJT 'fOLJ DON' T IF THEV WON'T GIVE IJ!io IJACIC. OVR LAN D, WE-' LL TAI<.E BAC.IIC. '. COUNTRY M081LE Home PaYit. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large· lot1. Call 614·992-7479 . Household Goods CAPTAIN EASY Home Improvements Mobile hom_, lqt, 12'•6.0 ':or _amallir, $.76 water paid, Ath &· Neil: Gol!ij>olis. Call 44'6· :· ~41 s ·tltlr -7PM. . . 51 Sentinei- Page- 11 · -· ----- ~ ._ 197 a Mini Rockwood Dodge motor home . . Low mlloogo . Coli 814- 992 · 30B3 . . Ouarter hor1a, rag . s1ock mare, ready to foal. Best offer-trade for good tractor. Call 614-379-2144. Large Q~erter Hor... Very gentle . Good for aduh or child. 2 Hereford white face bulla. 1 . two yeara old and 1. nine month• old. 1 regie· tared Hereford cow with call. Coll614-992-7201. Motore Homes & Campers The Daily Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, May 44 · Apartment Antique mahogany baby grond piano, built loto1933, kaybOfltd naad1 tuned, with minor ropairo, good ohop<t, U .200 rlo~~~oblo. Coli 814-448-88 . -------lc- 1980 food F1110, FWD . Four opeod, lock out hubl. 302 engine, Slerrt1 Bravo, atep lido. Phono 814-141·2417. Ford van, cuatomlaed, 'A T. 1977, AT, PS, PI, m~ cond., 13,800. CoN 8711-1731 lifter 8PM. General Hauling Motors Home1 8o Camper~ Trovol troiler complotoly oolf contolned, 22ft.; 2 oxlo, con oleop 6, goo cook IIOYO whh oven fan~ gil fum1nce, gaa oil, oloc. rofrlg. comploto bath, AC, owning, corpot, t2,800. Coli 814-286 · 1265. Flaatwing 8 ft . truck camper. Stove, dlnotte, leo box, oloopo tour. Good con· dillon. Co11114-7U-21 78 Bomber looo Boot, Mon:ury motoo. loto oxtroo. 77 Coochmon Trovol Trojler. 28 lt. Call 814·812· 8017 . Ken'• Water Service. Walla, cl1terns. poole filled . Phone 1114-367-0823 or 814·3677741 night or doy. 87 F Upholstery . TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec . Avo., Golllpollo. 814·448·7833orll14-4481133. 1-------'-- R • M ·Furnlturt Manufac. turing, St. Rt. 7, Crown Chy. Oh . Call 814-211· 1470. call Evo. 814-4413 4 3 8 . o Id new Upllootorod. a. stur 1n 5/ 3 ./ SS EVENING 7 :00 0 1JJ PM Magazine ffi Branded, CD Sponscenter ([) ·Entenainment Tonight CD Wheel of Fortune 0 Cll Wheel of Fortune . ClJ (11) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (1~ News OJ (l :tl New Name That Tune m Jeffersons 7 :30 II (f) Tic Tac Dough (II Cisco Kid ffi NFL Superstars The Men W ho Playod the Ga me · Mfk e Curtis. 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Local Briefs: ,, Miller representative at courthouse A,representatlve from the otftce of Congressman Clarence Mlller wUI be at the Meigs County Courthouse to conduct an open door ·sessiOn from 10 a.m. t<i noon Wednesday. Anyone having questions concentlng the federal govenment Is asked to stop by. TB skin testing Monday Mrs. Joan Tewksbary, R.N ., Meigs County tubefculosls nurse. wUI be conducting a community tuberculin skiD testing cllnlc at the firemen's hall In Rutland Mo!lday from 4: :ll to 7tll p.m., or untll those reporting have been processed. ChUdren who wUI be entering kindergarten may received their TI.'QUired skin test at this time. Theemelllt!IJcy squad members will be conducting a bloodpressurecUnlcdurlngtbesamehours. 'llllsls a free service and the public Is urged to take advantage of tbe clinic. Anyone needing further Information may call 992-3'722. -,. Lodge meeting scheduled HaiTlsonvUle Lodge 411 F&AM will meet In regular session Saturday night at the special time of 5: :ll p.m. with work In fellowcralt degree. Refreshments wiU be served with work In master JnaS01t degree following at 7::1) p.m. AU masohS welcome. Orange trustees to meet Orange Township Trustees wiU meet Monday 8 p.m.at the home of Nina Rob!JI!!OII, townshlp clerk. . Fox .Chasers group meeting se.t Meigs Couniy Fox Chasers Association will meet at 7::ll p.m. tonight !Friday) at their cabin on Eagle Ridge. EMS answers eight calls Elgbt calls for assistance were answered Thursday by units ot the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. At 2:53 a.m., Pomeroy went to lS6 Mulberry Ave. for Archie Swartz who was takim to Holzer Medical Center. At 7:27 a.m., Pomeroy went to 269 Lincoln HW Road for Armand TUrley to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy at 2:58p.m. was called to the scene of an auto accident on West Main Street and transported Sarah and Max Stamford to Veterans Memoi'lal Hospital. Racine at 4: 00 p.m. transported Dustin FeUure from the Raclnt station to Veterans Memorial. Middleport at 6:47p.m. went to907 South Second Avenue for Richard Herman to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 8:00p.m., Tuppers Plains was called to Ohio 124 for Roy Chevaller wbo was treated but not transported. Middleport went to l2l2 MIU St. at 9:56 p.rn. · for Irene Ftussell who was· taken to Veterans Memorial Hilspltai.'And at 11:33 p.m,. Rliclile went to County Road 35 tot Joe Protrltt to Veterans MemortaHiospltal. · WASHINGTON (UPI) -Having lost Its first serious tests on Social . Security and defense- spendfng, President Reagan's budget Is strikIng out In the Senate and the GOP Is looking for new ways to package a spending plan. The compromise budget, worked out between .the White House and Senate GOP leaders, lost Its second · nu~1or battle Thursday as the Senate voted to allow l)efense spending to grow only with lnOation next year. Reagan wanted 3 percent growth above lnOatton. . Rejection of the two key elements of Reagan's budget lett the door granted ey couti open to alternative Democratic proposals, several of whlch would Impose a minimum tax on rich corporations and Individuals. Republicans, moving to shut off the tax proposals, succeeded In getting the Senate to agree, 79-17, to a non-binding resolution that puts It (\II record favoring mlnlmum taxes, but directing the revenue toward reducing Individual tax rates- not Clllting the deOclt. .But since the resolution Is non-binding, Sen. BJU Bradley, D-N.J., said It was "lrrelE'Vent to deficit reduction." The Senate then took up an Area deaths Horton A. Arnold sister. · Officiating at Saturday's service will be the Rev. David Mann. Burial will be 1!1 Beech Grove Cemetery. Frtends may call at the funeral home from 6to9 thlsE'Venlng. Funeral services for Horton Arthur Arnold, 65, Peach Fork ROad, Pomeroy, whO died Wednesday at Veterans Memortal tJospltal; wUI be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Ewing Funeral Home. Louise Kreinbihl Mr. Arnold was hom at Pomeroy on Aprll 6, 191ll, a son of the late . Louise Geyer Krelnblhl, 91, ComRobert and Mary Ella DIU Arnold. munity VUlage, Columbus, forHe was a construction worker and merly of Pomeroy, died was employed by the Ben-Tom Wednesday. Corp. An OhiO University graduate, Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Krelnblhl was amemberofChl Barbara Arnold of Pomeroy, Anna Omega Sorority and a former school Arnold McGuire of VIrginia, Sue teacher. She was also a member of ArriOld Smith of Missouri, and Grace Episcopal Churc)). Nancy Arnold Larkins of Tuppers She Is surviVed by a son and Pl!~lns; thr~ sons, Arthuf of daughter-In-law, John and Dorothy VIrginia, BIU of Pomeroy, and Sam Ann Krelnblhl otupper ArUngton; a of Indiana; two brothers, Dores ·grandson, John, Jr.; and two Amold of Pomeroy, and Robert grandaughlers, Beth and Ann. Arnold of Racine; a sister, Mary Mrs. Krelnblhl was preceded In Brumfield of Pomeroy. Fourteen death by her husband , Otto B. grandchUdren and three great- Krelnblhl. grandchldren also survive. The famUy TEquests a private Besides hls parents, he was funeral \ltlth graveside burial servipreceded In death by Ills wife, ces at Beech Grove Cemetery to be Rosemary, three brothers and a announced later. . Weather forecast Me1p County and only two on SaturdaY while the squad was In operatlorl. Additional tactical squads wUI be -lgned to Melp County during the next tew monthl, Hendel'lon said. "We have had three people die In alcohol·related accldenl.l already th1t yHr In Melp County and the patrol wW be worldni very bard to protect the pubUc from any nxre needles~ death and lllflerlltg," he added. l.Gttery numbers CLEVELAND (UPI) - Thursday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Number: 716. Plck-4: 5166. \ • tmts Vol. 20 No. t 3 Copyrighlod 1~86 By Tlmes-Senllnel Stall . POMEROY - Petitions requesting amendment of recent Ohlo legislation governing brUne disposal are being distributed In Meigs County and throughOut southeastern Ohio. · The petitions, sponsored by the Southeastern Ohio OU & Gas Associ~tlon, Reno, have been phiced In 19 Meigs County businesses. The association claims that oll and gas drl1llng Is. second only \o coal as a major Industry In the region. The petition proposes Immediate action to amend House BIU 501, which the association claims wiU put a pinch on area drUUng and also on su~ntractors . · The ~lor effects will be the revenue Joss of each Individual c6unty and also to the landowner with a wei) on hls property, the association said. The possible effect tp the landowners can be the Joss otfree gas as . 1980 TOYOTA TRUCK-ONE TON 1978 MERCURY MARQUIS 2 Door, V-8. automatic. Air conditioning. Automatic, air conditioning. NEW HOUIS SAY•.9.to -4 . .SIMMONS . .' Pomeroy, Oh. PH. 992-6614 of Racine In the 8late ol Ohio, at the close of business on March 31, 1985 published In re~~ponse to call made by Comptroller of th(, Currency, under title 12, United States Code, Section 161. Comptroller, 4th Dlltrlct Statement of Resources and Liabilities Cash and balances due from depository Institutions: Nonlnterest-bearlng balances and currency and co ln .. ........... .. .... ......969,000.00 Interest-bearing balances .............. ......... .... ..... ..... .. ...... , .. ..... .. .......... 100,000.00 ~cur!tles ......... ........ .................... .... ........................................ ..... ... 3,257,000.00 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell in domestic offices of the bank and of . ls Edge and Agreemenl subsidiaries and In IBF's ............ ... ........... 2,138,000.00 Loans and lease financing receivables: Loans and leases, net unearned Income ....... 14.790,000.00 LESS: Allowance for loan and lease losses ...... 220.000,00 Loans and leases, net of unearned Income, allowance, and reserve ....... ..... .. ....... .. .... ......... .. ...... ... .. ... ...... .... ... 14,570,000.00. Premises and fixed assets ..... ............................ ....... ....... .................... 291.000.00 Other real estate owned ....................................................................': .. 51,000.00 Other assets .......................... .. ....................................... , ..... ... ....... .. ...324,000.00 l---:-1- Total assets ...... ....... ......... .... .......... ................. ............................ ... 21,700,000.00 - - - - ' ~ 5 1111 Deposits: In domestic offices .. ........ ............................... .............................. 19.413,000.00 (1) Nonlnterest -bearing .............. ................. . 2,570.000.00 . (2) Interest-bearing ......... .............. .............. 16,843,000.00 Other llabllltles ...... ,...................................... ."..................................... 2.7~.000.00 __... _1- Total llabllltles ............. .................................................................. 19,685,000.00 _ _ _.. -ii :S I, Gary P. Norris, Cashier of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this Report of Condition Is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Gary P. Norris April 30. 1985 We, the underslgl!ed directors, attest the correctness ot this statemem of resources and !labilities. We declare that It has been examined by us, and to lhr best of our knowledge and belief has been .prepared In conformance with the Instructions and ls true and correct. · · JOHN T. WOLFE • CHARLES D. YOST- DIRECTORS CLARENCE V. PRICE ...,. .......... 8-Nl BWIIn-.......... ................. E-1 DeathA ...... ........... .......... ;. A-5 EdiWrlal8 ....... : ................. A-2 Fann ........ , ...................... E-2 Sports ••...... 0 •••••••••••••••• ••• (;..1-8 _....;...._,. ··Page A-3;._ tntittt II Soctlono. 82 Pogeo 10 Cento Sunday, May 5, 1985 A MultlrYMdie Inc. Newap•p•r "We, the undersigned, being citizens of the State of Ohio, realize that our area Is facing severeeconomjc problems and beiiE'Ve that II Is Imperative that the Ohio Legislature amend House BUI 501 to penni! alternate means of disposal of brine from strt~ oU and gas pnxiuctlon. ....., •._ , ' "House Bill 501 In Its present fonn would result-bl Joss of free gas to landowners, loss d. royalty Income io royalty owners, and Increased unemployment In our area from the abandonment and pluggmg o( marginal oU and gas wells. "We here~y TEquest lmmedlate' actlon be taken to amend House Bill 501 to eliminate these Injustices." More Information on the legislation and the petitiOn can be obtained from Fran Mendenhall, executiVe secretary of the Southeastern Ohio OU & Gas 1\ssoclatlon,. P.O. Box 2Jll. Reno, Ohio ~773. Excavating, Central OU Field Co., Slater Trucking & Construction, Jaymar Coal Co.. Magnum Drllling and Adams Tong Service. The as'i!X'Iatlon said that Meigs businesses where resldenls may sign the petitions have not taken a position on the matter, bl!l are allowing the petitions to be placed In their businesses. The locations where residents may sign petitions are Star Supply , Wald Cross & Sons, Codner. Ex.xon, Summerfield's Restaurant, Qay's SMKe Haven, Jim 's Gulf, Meigs Tire Center, Evelyn's Exxon, Larry's at Harrison· vOle, Middleport Lunch Room. Racine Home National Bank, Eber's Gulf, Headquarters Beauty SaiOri, Gaul's Market, Keebaugh's Sll(\ke ShOp. Inc .. G & J Auto parts, Valley Lumber, Pick ·& Shovel at Salem Center, and Harris Farms, Portland. Below is a sample of I he petition: well as royally checks If their wells are shut down. Hause BUI 501 went Into effect AprU 12, and proposes a different means of water (brine I disposal , which the association said wUI be costly to drllUng contractors as well as producers. · A statement from the-association says: "In summary, we feel that there !sa need for brine ~ntrol. Therefore, we are not asking to repeal House BUI 501, but to amend House Bill 501, to try to achlE'Ve a happy medium so as to make the law more feasible tor the citizens ofthestateoiOhloas well as theoU and $as Industry." · . Companies supporting the petition Include J .D. Drilling Co., Leading Creek C(l)'ll., Gard Dr!U Co., Proftltt TruCking, Jeffers Trucking & Excavating, American WlreUne Services Inc., Wharton Supply Co.. Herald 011 & · Gas, Mu!llby OU Co., Rose CAA accepting weatherization appli~ations slgllatures alld calls tcir a ~ election 011 tbe>lline to be·conducted onAug.6.' The~ one-haJtpercent tax .will be .et ~~~tile and u·sed 'exclu: ,si\<Ol~ fQr thi1 orl,ginal cOnJtructlo,t and flrrstyear'soperat!Onal costs of the pooL The tax wlll enq when the origlnallndebteqness Is tennlnated, but In no case wUIII last longer than three years. The proposed tax, If approv~ by city voters, would be levied on all Income generated within the city or earned by city resldenls. Not affected wUI be general relief, unelnploy)Tient benefits, pensions, social SECurity benefits, Insurance proc;ools. and workmen's rompen· .~Jon benefits. , • The tax wUI be el!pecled to · ,• . generate · approximately $350,000 per 'year· to cover the cost of CO!JSiructlon of the faclilty and provide operating expenses for the first year. CHESHIRE - The GaiUa·Melgs Community Action Agency wUI begin accept ln'g appUcatlons Monday for low lnCQille•weathertzatlon · serviceS. according to program director Ron Crawford. The program Is designed to reduce heating and energy wastes and I he cost of home heating. 1n1ll!4, the CAA spent$2113,roltoweatherlze 1:11 homes. The agency has a 1985 'b\iliget of ~;lm, :'and ·fiOpes weatherize · approximately the same-number of homes ... Crawford said . -The .program·s· seiYICeS· are pro~lded t~ quiji_I!Yinglndlvlduaisat . rio · cost. J;:Jigl!>lllty - Is based OQ .' . Income and family hoosehOIII. Site. · Each eligible home IS Inspected and provided approplatewea therlzatlon serlvces In accordance with estatr llshed priorities. Among those services, Crawford said. are ·caulkJng, Insulation for Ooors and ceilings, holes ln walls, and broken glass. In certain cases, storm windows are also provided, Crawford added. "We also have a heating contractor under contractr who comes In and services the heating 'i)!Stem." C(awford sa ld. Applications wlll be based on 125 percent ot lhe poverty guideline. Potential appliCants are required to provide proof of Income, such as (Continued on page A3i to .. ' J\!ilioi';W~'sC!u'h_COIItjljnl).,q98 . - OLDS.~CAD.-CHEv·y · clear over weekend Aloo~t: the River GALUPOLIS- Theflrstreadlog of a resolution authorizing the city auditor to certify ·to the board of electiOns a Petition calling for a ' speclalelectlon on a proposal to le\ly a one-haU percent income tax to construct a municipal swimming poolwUl beactedonhy the Gallipolis City Commls!llon during ltsmeeJing scheduled for 8 p.m, Tuesda~. The iJ!ltltlon. pfese,ited by !be 1976 PONTIAC ESPRIT V-8 Common stock ................. .... ............ :... .... .......................... ................. 125,000.00 Surplus .:......... .. ........... ........................... .. ... .,....... ..... ... ................. .. ... 12;,000.00 Undivided prollts and capita,! reserves ................... ......... .. ................ 1,765-,000.00 Total equity capItal .......................................................................... 2.015.000.00 Total liabilities, llmlted·llfe preferred stock, and equity capll al ........... ......... .... ...... ....... ................... .......... ........... .. 21,700,000.00 GaHipolia-Poillt Plea11m •• Petition seeks city pool · . tax levy vote Dual rear wheels. stake flat bed, 4 spd .• 4 cyl. Charter 9815 Middleport-Pomeroy Page A-3 Petition seekS changes in brine disposal law 4 door Hatchback. automatic, cloth seats. HOME NATIONAL BANK 1 Columnist Katie Crow dlscul!l!les a 'coach on the move'- Page B-8 1980 CHEVROLET CHEVEnE East Main St. James J, Kilpatri('k lalwls proposed civil rights legi8lation 'disastrous' - Pagt> A-2 -Page C-1 _SIMMONS SPECIALS .MON •• fll. 9 to 9 : for the Roses' Admls!llons -Neal White, Porile- ~ roy; Armand Turley, Pomeroy; :' Walter King, Pomeroy. ;;: Discharges - Walter Hartis. • Theresa Fisher. · ; Consolidating domestic subsl_dlarles of the Piketon.______ ~Run V eteran8 Memorial REPORT OF CONDITION School schedules pre-regi.'ltration. Senators reJect pay cut RepubUcan leader Robert Dole said the president, who Is In Bonn, West Germany, tor the Economic Sum- , mit, had telephoned several sena· tors to get them to change their • votes. Defense Secretary Caspar Weln· berger, jolnlng the lobbying effort, said the freeze .was "not a defense program, It's a prescriptiOn for weakening the United States." ·· Dole, of. Kansas, cautioned that : the battle to slash about $52 bUUon from the more than $:01 billion · deftcll was not over. "I wouldn~t want. anyone to ,: Interpret what we're doing here ~ means It's au over/' Dole saJd. "I ' thlnk It's just the oppofilte. I think ~ we're just beginning." ' 4 Door. Air conditioning. Full power. Roy, Racine, $21 and costs; John Reltmire Sr., Mason, $22 and cosis; Paul CUck, Pomeroy, $21 and costs; Joh,nHumpluiesJr.,Columbus,$23 . and costs: ~oscoe -Brady, Lancas-. ter, $25 and. cost,s; Antta Holien, cotiunbus, $25 and rests; Barbara Kauffman, Pomeroy, $24 lUid costs; Frances Rlch.ardson,. _Athens, $29 and costs; and Paula .Horton, ~Jddlepoh, $21 and cos!S: . Forfeiting hoiulsln I'VIe!gs CO\Inty Court were Grover Klein, Pomeroy, $25, unsafe vehlcle; Laura John· ston, Huntington, W.Va., $50, and Harley Bradley, VIncent, $!5, both for speeding. Judgment awarded in court Three injured in accident amendment to restore Medk;are and MediCaid cuts contained In Reagan's budget. A vote . was expected today. "' · The mWtary spending frEe'll' amendmetl( was approved on a voice vote after the Senate · voted 5148 not to table 11. Twelve RepubUcansjolnedl!Democratsln voting to keep the Issue alive; eight Democrats joined 40 RepubUcans In trying to kW it. The action followed by one day the Seriate's vote to, keep full Soctal Security cost-of-living tnreases, rather than,a 2 percent Umlt that Is another key portion of the Reagan package. The Senate Thursday also approved anotber amendment to restore ·COBt-ot-Uvlng payments to mUitary and clvUJan federal retirees. AU thevotesaretentativeandcan be changed, perhaps as early as next week. .· But tbe defeat on defense was l'SpeciaUy biting for Reagan. Senate 1977 OLDSMOBILE 98 REGENCY County court ends 31 cases this week Thirty one cases were processed Wednesday In Meigs County Court by Judge PatriCk O'Brien. Fined were -Cynthia Hutton, Rutland, $250 and COSts, t)lree days In Jall, 60-d;~y Ucense suspe-nsion, DWI; Michael GilkerSOn, Mlddieport, $250 and costs, three days ln jall, 60-day llcense suspension, DWI; Stevery Donaldson, Portland, .Divorc~ . ,S250 anp co,st~, three days In JaU,_. ·-. : ·. -.. ', . }.. ._ :: .-:.o.•.: .·.. . .i "":._ •• •• ... -. -~ . · ' Mel~ CO\tn.l): Commo~Pleas_Judge.Charles KQight ha$ granted a · · 60-day Ucense suspension for DWf. ··. $46 and costs for speeding; Timothy diVorce to Ricky D. Watson, POOier'Oy, from Helen L Watson, . Brinager, Racine, S250 and ~Is, Gallipolis, on grounds of gross neglect of duty lind extreme cruelty. three days In JaU. 60-day license Mary Belinda Warth Robinson has been granted a divorce ·from · suspension, DWJ. Russell Allen Robinson, Lebanon. Orland Floyd. Pomeroy, $350 and A dissolutiOn of marriage has been granted CarolS. Rockhold and costs, 10 days In jaU and license Kenneth E. Rockhold, both of Reedsvllle. suspended untO further court notice for DWI, costsandslxmonths In jail with all but 10 days suspended for driving under suspension; Randy Martin, Racine, $250 and costs, three days In Jail and 60 day Ucense A $3,212.23Judgment has been awarded In Meigs County Common suspension, DWI; WIUiam Whit· Pleas Court to Farmers Bank and Savings Co. from Ronnie Holley, . llngton, Pomeroy,$150andcosts,slx Middleport. months In jail with au but 10 days suspended, and a year proba lion lor driving under suspension; and Pearl Hutchinson, Wellston, $130 and costs for overload. Gingerbread House Pre-School, directed by Sandy Luckeydoo, In Also fined were John Eblin, Pomeroy, $75 and costs and five now accepting pre-registratiOns for the 1586 term. CaU 992-7177for days In jail suspended If an Ohio more In forma lion. license Is obtained wlthln60 days for driving on an expired operator's Ucense; Mark Rathburn, Rutland, restitution and costs, six months In jail with aU butflvedays suspended, Two vehicles were damaged and three persons received Injuries In and a year probatiOn, petty theft; an accident on Pomeroy's West Main Street at 3:25p.m. Thursday. Scott AUman, Albany, six months Pomeroy Pollee said a car driven by Sarah Stanford, Pomeroy, suspended jaU sentence, a year traveling west. on the.stm>t struck the rear ol a car driven by Harry probation, refrain from complainBarton Jr., Pomeroy. The Bart.on car was stopped to make a left ant and costs, assault; Carolyn hand tum. Banks, Pomeroy, $10 and costs for There were mixlerate damages to the Barton car and heavy to the, running a ~top sign; Nonnan Stanford vehlcle. Stanford and two chlldren In her car were taken to SchoonOver. Cheshire, $10 and costs Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy E~~~~irgency Unit for running a stop sigh; and Fonda where they were treated and released. She wW be charged with Thomas, Shade, $10 and costs, falling to maintain assured clear distance, pollee said. assured clear distance. Fined for speeding were David Fleak, New England, W.Va.,$20and costs; Alfred Johns6n, Wellston, $23 and costs; Thomas Foreman, ~c_on_tm_u_ed_trom_P_age_1>_ _ Middleport, $22 and costs; Jack Thomas, Grayson, Ky., $21 and costs; James Henderson, Cabin McEwen said he made the Creek, W.Va., $19 and costs; Rex Ky. McEwen made his announce- dllclosure about the plant's future ment after what he described "as because ol the anxiety among the "prtvate .diScussions with Oepart- taclllty's 1,900 workers. "The&e jobs are not In jeopardy,'' ment.ot Enerl!)l otrlelals." But he explained that he was McEwen said. • Becoming mostly ' sunny today, baatnghlacomfTII'IItsonanumberof lie l8ld the propoled operating with highs between 65 and 70. Oear !acton, Including federal budget bull&£'! for the plant lor the lllcal tonight, with a low between 40 and requl'lla tor the Piketon plant tor the year beginning Oct. llsSZlamllllon. 4!1. Sunny Saturday, wltb highs coming !Ileal year, the fact that Gov. Richard F. Celeste Is between 70 and 7li. Piketon II operating at "nearm:ord scheduled to visit . Waahlnilon Ohio exleDcled lorecaat Fair Sunday and Monday, wllh a leVels," that lt Is the "TilOStefllclent" Monday to lobby for continued of thetlu'l!e plants and has the "11101t funding of the Piketon plant, whlch chance of showers on Tuesday. Hlgils wlll be In the 7(E eacb day, has been In operation since 19e6. l!lfxpenalve energy COB Is.'' with overnliht lows ln the 406 early Sunday and between 45 and 55 Patro1------------~(c~·on~t~tn=~~hu~m~P~~~1>~--- Monday and Tuesday mornings. · -: Friday, May 3, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Pege-12-The Daily Sentinel parldront. The nan 18 c<HI)I011801"ed by Holzer Medical Center and the RUNNING 'l1IE COURSE -'- PIU'IIclpants In the lti-K race of the , French Cl&y Run race In GalUpoU. Saturday nm pall the water towers on MW Creek Road on their way back to the 8lartlng point at the city Ohio Valley Publllhlng Co. Story and additional pholos appeal' on B-1 of today'& T-8. (T-8 photo by l..arry Ewing). Trustees OK .action allowing brin~ use on township roads PO~TLAND - Lebanon Township Trustees In Meigs County have passed a resolution allowing the use of salt brine for dust control on Lebanon Township roads, except In cases where property owners ask that ,lt noi be applied . The action came after approximately ro Lebanon Township residents gathered Thursday night for a public meeting to discuss salt brine usage. At that time, several property owners posed salt brine questions. Two representatives from Proffllt's Salt Brine HauUng, operated by fonnerMelgs County Sheriff Jlm Proffitt, and two repnlsent,atlves from J .D. DrlUing Co., Racine, were ~I for the lengthy discussion. brine has nE'Ver been used on Meigs' county roads. The Lebanon Township resolution will now be submitted to the chief or the Ohio Department of Natural Resource's Division of 011 and Gas for approval or disapproval within l~,flays. This resolution stipulates that salt tltlne may not be used on Lebanon Township roads befot·e March l nor after Dec. l,thusellmlnatlng usage during the winter months. According to Smllh, 3,00! gallons of brtne per mile may be applled to roads. Smith says this amount ~Jquals about 71 'h.ban-els of salt brine. House Bill 501 reads that aU resolutions and Tom Smith of J.D. DrUilng reviewed recent legislation regarding salt brtne disposal, which . became effective AprU 12. House Bill 501 requires a public meeting and adoption of a resolution by the · local governing body before salt brine usage for dust or Ice c.ontrol may be Implemented. Prior to the passage of thr b111, salt brine usage was permitted without adopting a resolution or holding a public meNlng. . Meigs County Engineer PhU Roberts reported In a recent Meigs Count;.- Commissioners meeting that Lebanon, Chester and Sutton townships have used salt brine tor dust control In the past. To dale, salt guidelines shall be subject to the follOWing standards In regard dust or Icc control usage: Brine shall not be applied to a water-saturated surface: directly to vegetation near or adjacent to surfaces being treated; within 12 feet of structures crossing bodies ofwa ter or crossing drainage dl tches: nor between sundown and sunrise. except for Icc control. Many olhcr standards which· musl be followed are also Included In the new legislation. Smith said public meetings to discuss salt brine usage may be scheduled In Sutton and Chester townships ln the near future. Joint v&.ed. board signs master .contract with Buckeye teachers RIO GRANDE - A ma~er better agreement tor the teachers ttuin what we hajl at the beginning of contract between the Gallla.lackson-VInton. Joint Vocational thucho!ll year." "We'll! happy," COIMlellled Su· Board of Education and the Buckpel'lnlmdentJerry Brockway. "We eye HUls Teachers MsoclatiOn was look forward to tlnlahlna the school accepted Friday by the board. year, and In beginning the next year The board's unanimous vote, on a very positive note." , coupled with last W~esday's . A report on 20 qutstandlng ratlflcatlon by BHTA membership, headed off !be strike that had been contract IUues prepared by state · lact-ftnder Joseph MWiou1 In -Au· caUed lor last' week by BHTA. 1984 was a~ by both gust The three-year pact, retroactive sides, paying the way for the to June 1, 1984, established a base contract. salary tor teachers In 1984-85 of But disagreement centered on a $14,250; $15,rolln 1985-86 and$15,900 poUcy requirement that board ' in 1986-3'1. N'urnerous other features and benefits had been awroved and teachers had to have an additional put tntothecontractoverthecourse six hours of education before or ' lll!fiOIIatiOns, which began In advanclna to the 11th step. MIUioUI reported In AprU that he February 1,9g!, "I feel reUE'Ved that we•-..cometo · lllld not attempted In h1l report to . an aa•een~ent," sald -BH')'A Presl· change board poUcy on the require- • dent Marlin Baker. "I feel It Is a ment, which Brockway said has been board policy ~!nee 1981. Thachers objected to the state· ment "In accordance wtth board policy," claiming it had been Inserted Into the contract package followtng the release of MIUlous' report. ' ThAll policy Is now In the contract, BrockWay aald . ·"The association Is !lOt enttrely plealled with that part, but we feel we c1111 work with thiS agreement In unity,'' Baker commented. $In'A had Intended t.o strike last Wednesday, but a marathon bargaining session resulted In an 11th-hour tentative agreement be- ' tween both skies early that day. The strike dfadllne wu pushed ahead to 12:01 a.m. Saturday to gt~ memOONTRAtT Arec>Ril- Kevltl WN&by ot lhe Ohio • Jolllt Vocational Board of EdiiOitiiJ!I s; 1 a'idl a muter conii'IICt with BHI'A f'rtdar. W*'*cberlhlplndtheboardtlmetorevtew EdiiCMbi Aaloclllltoa,f!ll' left, .-IIIIo wtth Martbl lloariJP, c ldl!llt Joltll Wlcllllle, lell&ed" f'IP&,IIId the contract. JIUeio, preeldenl of the Buckeye Hll1l!l Teadlen JVSD Superintendent Jerry lroc:kWOJ. (Continued on page A3) Y~. aholtly after the GaiUa.J.cklon-'VInton I • t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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